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Writing in English, Shashi Tharoor has produced a stunning novel that is at once ambitious, daring, boldly satirical, and outrageously funny. The two structural pillars of his astonishing work are the national epic, the Mahabharata, and the Indian struggle in this century for independence from Great Britain. "A masterpiece"--The Statesman.
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Satirical retelling of India's independence through Mahabharata lens.
Who is this book for?
If you enjoy sharp wit and bold satire with a rich historical backdrop, The Great Indian Novel is a fascinating read. Tharoor's clever reimagining makes the epic timeless and relevant, weaving comedy with critical insights into India's path to independence. It's a book that offers both entertainment and depth, perfect for those interested in Indian history and literature with a humorous twist.
