A review by anandiyer94
Scion of Ikshvaku by Amish

1.0

Between Touchès and Bhabhis and countless contradictions among his own logical flow, this rewritten Purana's liberal modern interpretation seems a far lesser evil. While his story telling is compelling, it is hard to digest his subtle hint of Hinduism as all encompassing and unreasonable cycling back to its current practice in Northern part of India. As a fiction, it fails to take shape and give the titular character a strong reason for doing anything. He's established as a stoic and rational human, but he commits too many errors of not committing to his own cause! Faulty reasoning and arguing from result is evident through out. A thorough underperformer