I started re - reading the ram chandra series today. You know, I am very bad at comparing books I like. But according to me Scion of ikshvaku was amazing. Especially the intriguing conversation of Ram and Vashishtha about the feminine and masculine way of life, that conversation made me fall in love with the book.
Amazing video as always. The amount of hard work she puts in her video is real. I mean she had already read the first book (n didn't liked it) but in order to give proper justice to the vlog, she read it again. Best and the most honest booktuber💖 Waiting for the Percy Jackson vlog 💖
It's so good to see your vlogs and review videos. I love the way you aptly explain characters, plot and other things of the book. I am binge watching your videos. It's so good to listen to you. Keep the good work going. ❤️ From Karnataka.
You are one of the best Indian youtubers ! I have one request for you . Can you make a video on greek mythology books ?? Waiting for your response eagerly !!
Amish tends to put philosophy in his books , which some people like and some dont ,,,and yes writing is really simple but its always fun to read for me.
I didn't like Scion of Ikshvaku either and then didn't pick other books in the series. I don't know how you manage these 24 hours readathons. It seems like such a daunting task to me.
Great work mam , I like your videos a lot , I request to make make a video on Best books on investment Book to to improve our language Thankyou so much
That child is indeed Sita. The course this series is taking is mainly the course of 'Adbhut Ramayan' where Sita kills Raavan. I think it will happen in this series too this event will solidify her as Vishnu.
@@fandomnewbie though creative liberties are taken in this book yet Amish has left enough hints that Sita's character in this series is based on the Adbhut Ramayan. And also Raavan which she kills in this variant of Ramayan is Sahasra Raavan (Raavan with thousand heads).
the Ramchandra series is awesome I read sita first, then issued ram chandra from my school library but it was raavan that made me mad I went totally berserk at the end.. I loved them.
Arrey I said I was "skim/fast reading" it. Which means I literally just read the main parts of the book, because I also said in the vlog that I had read that book earlier..
Oooooo, you did the work for me. I've been intrigued by the books but I don't know, something put me off but now I'm intrigued to read them? Maybe closer to the next release in the series. 😂 I know a lot of people have been waiting for it to happen for a while now. 😂
Hahaha, yeah I have no idea when that's going to be. Though, do be vary that his writing style isn't the best. It's super literal and he doesn't leave anything up for interpretation. I just like his take on the Ramayana, so it was interesting to read his perspective. But his prose has a long way to go!
I love reading alot but from the past few months have been going through a reading slump. But now after watching your videos i m back again to my first love ❤️ .. Thank u soo much..
I loved raavan and I would give it a 4.6 because there were many things but I liked Samichi being the villian supporting raavan because kumbhakaran helped her escape from child prostituition
Amish's writing and prose on general is very very weak and dry. It is like spoon feeding the reader, instead of showing stuffs as it happens, he just tells it happened. And the side characters are pretty weakly formed. Given that I highly respect his ideas in regards to his world building which is very original. But the prose is a heavy let down. Only thing going for it is the humanizing of godly characters which Amish does with some little flair that his writing allows
