It tells the tale of Lord Rama's journey to save his wife Sita. It is a fundamental part of Indian culture, spirituality, and literature.
This story focuses on the Kurukshetra war and the destinies of the Kaurava and Pandava princes. It's dives into profound themes like duty, morality, and the complexities of being human.
"Gitanjali" earned the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. Its deep reflections on life, love, and the divine.
This brilliant novel by Narayan follows Raju, a tour guide who experiences a spiritual awakening. It touches on human mistakes, redemption, and the ups and downs of life.
It tells the stories of children born at the exact moment India gained independence. It mixes magical elements with real historical events, giving a unique view of post-colonial India.
This story tells a moving of forbidden love and the complex social and political landscape of Kerala.
Set against the backdrop of India's partition, this novel explores the painful realities of that time. It serves as a powerful reminder of the violence and loss that shaped today's subcontinent.
Mistry’s storytelling brings together a range of characters as they navigate their struggles for survival.
"The White Tiger" provides a gripping look at the sharp social divides in India. The main character's journey from a poor villager to a successful businessperson.
This work reimagines the mythology of Lord Shiva in an engaging way. It combines ancient tales with modern narrative techniques.