Saturday, March 15, 2014

THE KRISHNA KEY - Ashwin Sanghi, My first Book Review

THE    KRISHNA    KEY

The book, Krishna key



Author :   Ashwin Sanghi

Publishers : Westland publications

Genre : Thriller, Historical fiction, Myth

Main Characters : Ravi Mohan Saini, Priya Ratnani, Radhika Singh, Sampath Sharma (Taarak Vakil), Anil Varshney, Nikhil Bhojaraj, Rathore, Devendra Chhedi, Kurkude, Sanjay Ratnani

Plot : An archaeologist and historian Ravi Mohan Saini is the protagonist of the story professes  history of Mythology and because of a possession given to him by his childhood friend Anil Varshney and some series of mysterious events, he is accused of murder of Varshney, while it in reality is done by a serial killer, who believes himself to be Kalki, the final Avatar of Lord Vishnu. 

The serial killer led by an enigmatic woman attempts to kill several other scientists and researchers who also possess the same object. They are killed because of a secret reason which leads to a treasure connecting locations related to Shiva and Krishna, the protagonist of Mahabharata.

The key to the treasure, the treasure, the story behind it, and the secret behind its location is what Saini finds out in the adventure that follows as a result of his attempt to prove himself innocent and save his friends

Reader's review : This book starts with Varshney speaking of the Saraswati river civilisation and he defends the historicity of Lord Krishna. For Half the book an average Indian feels proud of his nationality.
Later the reader finds himself reading a lot of amount of complete support to Indian culture. The author expresses that all Ancient cultures only duplicated Indian beliefs. For a while, it even seems that the author tries to add all knowledge possessed by him even in a context which is not worth it.
Yet it is an amazing book with some great twists and good narration. I can undoubtedly suggest this book to a reader.

Rating (personal) : 7.5 / 10
please consider the fact that this is my first book review and all that present here is only my opinion and not an expert's analysis





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