KRUSHNAYAN

Details:

• ISBN: 9788184982619

• Edition: 2

• Publishing Year: August 2011

• Pages: 222

• Language: Translated From Gujarati to Marathi

• Category: Fiction

• Publisher: Mehta Publishing House

• Binding: Paperback

Description:

In this profound novel, the story unfolds with Lord Krishna, lying beneath the Ashwattha tree in his final moments as a human being, pondering over a singular question: "Why do all women think alike?" With the weight of his life’s experiences lingering, he reflects on the women who shaped his existence—Radha, Rukmini, and Draupadi—each with a unique yet deeply intertwined relationship with him.

Krishna’s musings are filled with the wisdom and understanding of a divine being looking back at his earthly existence. His reflections on women—their emotions, pain, anger, and the manner in which they express them—reveal a timeless truth that transcends ages and eras. Despite the pain of his impending death from a hunter’s arrow, Krishna smiles as he remembers the connections he shared with these women, who played pivotal roles in his life as a lover, wife, and friend.

Each woman, in her own way, captivated Krishna, holding him in a bond unique to each relationship. In his last moments, he helps them find freedom from these ties, a final act of love and release before he departs from his mortal form.

The novel offers a deep exploration of relationships, emotions, and the eternal mysteries of human connections, all seen through the divine eyes of Krishna.