Reinterpretation Mahabharata From Duryodhana's Perspective : A Mythical Study Of Anand Neelakantan's "Ajaya: Roll Of The Dice

Myths traditionally created to explain the origins of the world or of belief systems or natural
occurrences in the location of the culture. A myth is a story comes from an ancient culture and it includes
supernatural elements. Myths are passed down from one generation to the next generation. The Mahabharata a
great Indian epic goes beyond the time and space as a reflection of socio
developed. This grand epic has been the object of
Mahabharata is a celebration of ancient Indian history and culture. These epics have not been applied by
modern writers as religious text but have been reconstructed for different purposes and ideol
The Mahabharata celebrates multiple heroes but the Kauravas are mostly presented as having evil minds and
standing against religion. The present research paper attempts to study Anand Neelakantan's "Ajaya: Roll of
the Dice" from Duryodhana's Point of view. Duryodhana has been presented as a positive character whom so Myths traditionally created to explain the origins of the world or of belief systems or natural
occurrences in the location of the culture. A myth is a story comes from an ancient culture and it includes
supernatural elements. Myths are passed down from one generation to the next generation. The Mahabharata a
great Indian epic goes beyond the time and space as a reflection of socio
developed. This grand epic has been the object of
Mahabharata is a celebration of ancient Indian history and culture. These epics have not been applied by
modern writers as religious text but have been reconstructed for different purposes and ideol
The Mahabharata celebrates multiple heroes but the Kauravas are mostly presented as having evil minds and
standing against religion. The present research paper attempts to study Anand Neelakantan's "Ajaya: Roll of
the Dice" from Duryodhana's Point of view. Duryodhana has been presented as a positive character whom so