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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A woman who was trapped in a world of vows. A daughter who was not wanted, a wife who tied knot with five, an Empress who was dragged in the court. This is a story of a woman whose life was a struggle, yet she stood against the odds, made an end to all vows by her one vow.
She decided to slay the demons once and for all. She witnessed a war as Yagna, where her children, her emotions, her loved ones were the Aahuti.
It’s a tale of a woman, who was born of fire and became the flame of Justice.
Rsvika Tripathi
Since childhood, epics and stories have always drawn me. This fascination made me pursue literature. Literature guided me and polished my intrests in a way that now I look at those same stories but with new and different perspectives.
Through my stories, poems, novel, I try to give voice to the unheard thoughts and emotions of the characters.
In my book, I try focusing on details, with the help of literary devices. The emotions of the characters are someting I always try to highlight. Espescially the role of woman, how powerful women have been in our ancient stories, I like to revive that through my work. But, at the ame time, I try to not let the emotions fade away while reflecting the boldness, fierceess, of the character.
