The book is well written & few emotions such as the reactions to Kunti's actions are very well captured. Sadly, it lacked to capture the very essence of Karna !
While there is no official record of it, many legends hold that despite Karna's second marriage, Vrushali & Karna were in fact soulmates & loved each other deeply as spouses unlike the message conveyed here. Neither did she commit suicide, she decided to end her life as Karna's sati. A detail omit in this book.
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Reviewed in India on 5 December 2019
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Great book .must read if u really like to understand karna more precisely ..
By anand karn on 5 December 2019
Even though it's a kind of fictional story .bt once u start reading this book u will feel the kind of enthusiasm and circulation of blood will go suddnly high ..the way Kavita put all the emotions exclamation is outstanding ...great book ..every page every line is full of excitement ...I thought of read this in a week bt I completed in 1 and half day as u would not be able to control Ur excitement ...bt if u are not a fan of Karn ..then pls don't buy this book ...n if u r fan of Arjuna ..then this book would be worst for u ....
By anand karn on 5 December 2019
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Reviewed in India on 14 August 2020
Author : @Kavitakane
Karna’s wife is the first book for my #madeinindiareadathon, covering prompts 3rd, 8th & 11th.
And I would like to encourage more people to join this #readathon and let’s read together.
I must tell you, this book was on my #TBR from long back, and ever since I’ve read #MenakasChoice, I had decided, I’ll read each book from this author, because they are simply amazing. She focuses on the women characters from the stories of Mahabharata, and other epics, which I’ve never heard of.
Her books focus on the women’s life, their struggles and portrays whole story through their view.
When we watched Mahabharata, we have never seen the roles Uruvi, Karna’s Wife played. This is the most fascinating thing about Kavita Kane’s books. When i read this book, I felt each and every feeling and emotions Uruvi must have went through.
When I first read Menaka’s Choice, I fell in love with Menaka and now it’s Uruvi. I’m even looking forward to read all of her books, yes, and that day will come soon.
The story begins with Uruvi, daughter of King Pukeya, had a dream about Karna since the first time she saw him at the archery tournament in Hastinapur. And from that day she fell in love with him.
One day, Uruvi’s mother, Queen Shubra decides to have a Swayamvara for her daughter. But Uruvi wanted to marry Karna. Being a kshatriya girl, she can’t marry a sutaputra, yet she desires to be his wife.
Uruvi is shown as a strong women who stands for herself in every circumstances. The father-daughter relationship is described so well, I related it to my relations with my dad.
Reading Kavita kane’s books, I feel very connected to the characters and get more involved in the book.
The end was really unexpected and emotional.
I recommend to all mythology readers.
I will give it 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5
I would love to know your thoughts on this book. Have you read it?
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By Aishwarya taral on 14 August 2020
Title : Karna’s Wife- The Outcasts QueenBy Aishwarya taral on 14 August 2020
Author : @Kavitakane
Karna’s wife is the first book for my #madeinindiareadathon, covering prompts 3rd, 8th & 11th.
And I would like to encourage more people to join this #readathon and let’s read together.
I must tell you, this book was on my #TBR from long back, and ever since I’ve read #MenakasChoice, I had decided, I’ll read each book from this author, because they are simply amazing. She focuses on the women characters from the stories of Mahabharata, and other epics, which I’ve never heard of.
Her books focus on the women’s life, their struggles and portrays whole story through their view.
When we watched Mahabharata, we have never seen the roles Uruvi, Karna’s Wife played. This is the most fascinating thing about Kavita Kane’s books. When i read this book, I felt each and every feeling and emotions Uruvi must have went through.
When I first read Menaka’s Choice, I fell in love with Menaka and now it’s Uruvi. I’m even looking forward to read all of her books, yes, and that day will come soon.
The story begins with Uruvi, daughter of King Pukeya, had a dream about Karna since the first time she saw him at the archery tournament in Hastinapur. And from that day she fell in love with him.
One day, Uruvi’s mother, Queen Shubra decides to have a Swayamvara for her daughter. But Uruvi wanted to marry Karna. Being a kshatriya girl, she can’t marry a sutaputra, yet she desires to be his wife.
Uruvi is shown as a strong women who stands for herself in every circumstances. The father-daughter relationship is described so well, I related it to my relations with my dad.
Reading Kavita kane’s books, I feel very connected to the characters and get more involved in the book.
The end was really unexpected and emotional.
I recommend to all mythology readers.
I will give it 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5
I would love to know your thoughts on this book. Have you read it?
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Reviewed in India on 22 April 2019
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Powerful!
By Arghya Chakraborty on 22 April 2019
This is, hands down, one of the most powerful books I've read till date. The portrayal of the eponymous heroine, Uruvi, with her passion for Karna, her courage to stand up against the status quo, her anger directed towards social injustice has been narrated by the authoress with such sublimity that it makes the book a riveting page turner. I was blown away, especially, by Chapter 20 (Karna & Kunti) for its sheer narrative force & social commentary. This book has everything of a 'masterpiece'. Highly recommended! ❤️ Thank you @kavitakane Ma'am for writing this book.
By Arghya Chakraborty on 22 April 2019
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Reviewed in India on 22 May 2018
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