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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 28 December 2022

Bahut hi badhiya book padne ko bahut samay bad mili ek hi bar me pura padne layak adbhut akalpniy
Lekhak ko bahut bahut dhanyawad
Padne par laga jaise har ghatna aankho ke samne ghatit ho rahi h bahut hi rochak h next part ka bahut besabri se intjar hai

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Ridhi Malhotra

A nice read

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 4 December 2021

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The book "Trishuldhari" by Satyam Srivastava is aptly named because the story revolves around the Trishul of Lord Shiva. The book's narrative depicts the fight between the Devas and Asuras. Aside from them, there are other characters too who will fight for the Trishul. Who is the righteous owner of the Trishul? Read this book to find out.

The writing style of the book is captivating. I firmly believe that the book has the capability to be adapted on screen in the future. The war scenes portrayed in the book will give you goosebumps. This is the first book in the series and I am eagerly waiting for the next books in the series to be published. The book cover is spectacular and conveys the tone of the book. Readers who are interested in mythology combined with other elements like thrill and drama should definitely check it out.

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Mimi

Intriguing

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 16 December 2021

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Trisuldhari by Satyam Srivastava is a nice book in mythological fiction genre in hindi language. This book has beautifully plotted and narrated by the author.

According to the plot, the book is plotted on the war between evil energies and good energies. As the title mentioned trisuldhari, it denotes about lord Shiva. As in mythology, the wars happens among devas and asuras. This book depicts the nice characterization of this concept over fictional characters. It's an intriguing plot. Engaging writing style and presentation. I enjoyed reading.

Language is simple and understandable. Title and cover are apt to the plot. Overall it was a good read for me.

My rating-4/5

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Abhishek Verma

3/5 stars

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 15 December 2022

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प्रस्तुत उपन्यास में यूँतो कुछ ख़ास कमी नहीं है लेकिन overdetailing की समस्या जरूर है. पढ़ते पढ़ते काफी समय लग जाएगा, जो कई बार बोरियत का एहसास करवाती है. लेखक को कसावट और precision लिखने की जरूरत है 👍🏾👍🏾

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Deepak jain

महाभारत की कहानी

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 25 January 2023

पढ़ते समय लगता है जैसेकथा महाभारत के इर्द गिर्द लिखी गई हे हर किरदार को महाभारत के साथ जोड़ा जा सकता है।

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ritika p.

Nice

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 29 November 2021

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The story emphasis on a mythological conflict story between Indra-deva and Vritra-asura. The writer has acquired the story and made it sensible with mortal temperaments. The story is sewed beautifully and the first edition forms the mood of forthcoming great wars.

One such tale of Devas and Asuras, in which the trident of Lord Shiva is placed in the mythical land of Dhruva-loka, which no one has been able to hold for centuries. The circumstances have been assigned for a courageous war between righteousness, obligation and affection, with visions, commitments, prayers and condemnations.
Who wore the great trident?
Whose perspective will Lord Vishnu grab in a certain conflict?
Will plausible commit depravity to maintain his commitment?
Will grievance be fulfilled to a lower class follower?

Fabulous read!

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pathak

Majestic.

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 26 November 2021

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It's a Hindi language book. The book has unique title that gives the vague idea of the content. The book has catchy cover that immediately stole my attention, and I am glad that I picked this up. The book has been divided into Three parts and 47 chapters. It has the Mythological touch. The story opens up with the Shiva Trishul, Traditional weapon of Lord shiva, which was rest there for more than centuries. At the mythical planet named Dhruva lok. The devas and asuras are constantly fights with one another. There was a clash between Indra and vitra strongest from Asuras side they both were fighting against to hold the Trishul. The story has been set up in Bhuvar lok and Siddha Lok. There was a forecasting that the queen of Sidha Lok will give birth to a child who will ultimately be the weilder of Trishul. The entire story consists of different and numerous warriors fighting to get a hold on Trishul, that made the plot fascinating. who will be the ultimate Weilder of Trishul?? Was Devas always right??

The author has covered few of the wars between Devas and Asuras Overall the book was a quite different and informative read for me. It was an epic story very well portrayed. I liked the language and vocabulary used by the author. The author has explained all the content and terminologies well. It really gave me spiritual influence. Overall good one.

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Monal

amazing

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 6 December 2021

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It's a Hindi language book. The book has unique title that gives the vague idea of the content. The book has catchy cover that immediately stole my attention, and I am glad that I picked this up. The book has been divided into Three parts and 47 chapters. It has the Mythological touch. The story opens up with the Shiva Trishul, Traditional weapon of Lord shiva, which was rest there for more than centuries. At the mythical planet named Dhruva lok. The devas and asuras are constantly fights with one another. There was a clash between Indra and vitra strongest from Asuras side they both were fighting against to hold the Trishul. The story has been set up in Bhuvar lok and Siddha Lok. There was a forecasting that the queen of Sidha Lok will give birth to a child who will ultimately be the weilder of Trishul. The entire story consists of different and numerous warriors fighting to get a hold on Trishul, that made the plot fascinating. who will be the ultimate Weilder of Trishul?? Was Devas always right??

The author has covered few of the wars between Devas and Asuras Overall the book was a quite different and informative read for me. It was an epic story very well portrayed. I liked the language and vocabulary used by the author. The author has explained all the content and terminologies well. It really gave me spiritual influence. Overall good one.

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Harsh Pandey

Looking for strong positive vibe!

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 3 December 2021

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While updating my to read list i was curious to read an mythology genre book mainly of hindi or english and the first suggestion displayed by the amazon was this and I was attracted from the cover of the book itself. I Mean irrespective of the cast , religion shiva is considered to be God of destruction and taking his main weapon trishul as an cover page material is an great idea. It's very attractive and awesome. It's theme is very very beautiful.

As One can see that there is a trishul and some hands also can be seen , so ofcourse in the story there is same thing which also means that cover page is not only appropriate but is the most deserving one.The story mainly revolves around Prince virat , Princess Aidrita and commander.

The author has written about a planet named Dhurva which is ruled by many kings, lords and asuras. And on the same planet there's a trishul of Lord Shiva . So the fight is of occupying the holy Trishul/trident under their respective side.

This is an Very interesting and different topic as per me.In today's time it is very rare to see any topic or a book on this genre and the moment i find i get attached. It's written very beautifully. I was much excited and as i proceeded with the reading of each page the curiousity to know that what will happen next kept on increasing.

Author satyam Srivastava has done it very beautifully and has singnified and kept the value of correspondents he used. Language was very simple for me , it didn't took much effort of mine to understand any page/para/sentence all thanks to author.

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Mohit

It is just the beginning

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 27 November 2021

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Let's start with the cover, it is good and relatable to the story same as the title "Trishuldhari" but it could be more attractive from my perspective.

However, the blurb of the book is interesting, the author Satyam Srivastava did great research on Indian mythology we can see by just looking at the blurb. It is a rivalry tale of Devas and Asuras on the mythical planet Dhruva Lok. This rivalry is going on for centuries for the great Lord Shiva's Trishul( a weapon of power and distribution).

I also like the character development in the story, the author portrayed each side of that word equally( not just Devas part). This book is an introductory book of the Dhruva Lok and the character's origin story. Virat( born with the burden of legacy), Aindrita, Vritra( A Ashur warrior who trained his whole life to be the wielder of Trishul), are the main protagonists. And the question arises who will wield this Destruction weapon? Or will there be someone else who is worthy?

I hate that story ends at the most interesting part but what can we do, we have to wait for the next part( God! I hate that). I read this book in Hindi, the English edition is also available but I will highly recommend you all to read it in Hindi.

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