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Time Travellers of Dwarka
A team of marine archaeologists, in search of Atlantis, dive into the Arabian sea to look out for the submerged city of Dwarka. They followed the clues only to discover 'Kushasthali', the capital city of Puranic King Kakudmi. The exploration of the lost city not only brought the treasure of knowledge but also the curse from the depth. The team gets stuck in the space-time matrix. Trapped in the matrix, they visualized the magnificence of Kakudmi's kingdom and his ability to travel in time. They saw something that no one else had seen or imagined. They solved many historical mysteries while trapped in the maze. But can they come out of this matrix? Get immersed in the ancient Vedic age and visualize the adventurous journey of Kakudmi and Revati.
135 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 1, 2024
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June 24, 2024
This book will take you to different timelines, blending mythology and fiction with science.
•• INSIGHT: The book ‘Time Travellers of Dwarka’ written by Mr Bibhuti Shankar Das is about how Jay and his professor, Mr Doherty accidentally get stuck in the space time matrix, while researching the archeological excavations of the city of Dwarka. They unveil some secrets and get to know a lot about the past.
•• OUR REVIEW: This book talked about an equilibrium between nature and development. The author has very well portrayed his characters. The book showed that the author has deep knowledge about historic places. It was an engaging book with a great storyline. I happened to like the mythological, scientific and historic mix in the book. If only the author had given some time on the editing and detailing. I felt some topics which he touched but didn’t complete. Overall, a great effort by the author and looking forward to more of his work.
•• STRENGTH: 1. I liked the story line quite well.
2. The writing style of the author has improved alot and the story was engaging.
3. Simple language and easy sentence formation make it an ideal read for beginners.
4. The characters of Jay, Kakudmi and Revati were sketched beautifully.
5. The blend of science with mythology was smooth.
•• WEAKNESS: 1. I feel more work can be done with respect to the editing.
2. There were some unnecessary excerpts and characters which could have been avoided or built well to give a better end.
3. The overall story being short, some more details could have been filled to make the book wholesome.
•• TARGET READERS: People of the age group of 20-30 having an inclination of reading mythology and science can read this book.
•• GENRE: Mythological Fiction
•• RATING: 3.6/5
•• INSIGHT: The book ‘Time Travellers of Dwarka’ written by Mr Bibhuti Shankar Das is about how Jay and his professor, Mr Doherty accidentally get stuck in the space time matrix, while researching the archeological excavations of the city of Dwarka. They unveil some secrets and get to know a lot about the past.
•• OUR REVIEW: This book talked about an equilibrium between nature and development. The author has very well portrayed his characters. The book showed that the author has deep knowledge about historic places. It was an engaging book with a great storyline. I happened to like the mythological, scientific and historic mix in the book. If only the author had given some time on the editing and detailing. I felt some topics which he touched but didn’t complete. Overall, a great effort by the author and looking forward to more of his work.
•• STRENGTH: 1. I liked the story line quite well.
2. The writing style of the author has improved alot and the story was engaging.
3. Simple language and easy sentence formation make it an ideal read for beginners.
4. The characters of Jay, Kakudmi and Revati were sketched beautifully.
5. The blend of science with mythology was smooth.
•• WEAKNESS: 1. I feel more work can be done with respect to the editing.
2. There were some unnecessary excerpts and characters which could have been avoided or built well to give a better end.
3. The overall story being short, some more details could have been filled to make the book wholesome.
•• TARGET READERS: People of the age group of 20-30 having an inclination of reading mythology and science can read this book.
•• GENRE: Mythological Fiction
•• RATING: 3.6/5
July 9, 2024
Having read Time Travelers of Dwarka by @bibhutishankar , the only thing I can conclude by saying is, ‘we need to promote more such authors and books’ who have the potential to weave and explore indian mythology in a way that doesn’t ruin the history, but makes it more interesting and appealing for the youth.
Time Travellers of Dwarka is a concoction of modern Science blended seamlessly with Indian mythology of the submerged city Dwarka.
The story commences when a team of marine archaeologists dive into the Arabian sea to look out for Dwarka and unfortunately get trapped in the space-time matrix.
While they are trapped, they get an opportunity to explore and discover the kingdom ‘Kushashthali’ ruled by Kakudmi.
Well, as it sci-fi, it is obvious that they do discover the magnificence of Kushashthali and the ability of the kingdom’s ruler to travel in time, while also visualising some unseens phenomenon.
But how long will they remain trapped? For eternity? Or will they decipher a way out?
Crisp and to the point narration is all what we need, and Das has done an incredible job. I just want to thank the author for writing a book as such, that too, super beginners friendly, that nothing seems overwhelming.
Time Travellers of Dwarka is a concoction of modern Science blended seamlessly with Indian mythology of the submerged city Dwarka.
The story commences when a team of marine archaeologists dive into the Arabian sea to look out for Dwarka and unfortunately get trapped in the space-time matrix.
While they are trapped, they get an opportunity to explore and discover the kingdom ‘Kushashthali’ ruled by Kakudmi.
Well, as it sci-fi, it is obvious that they do discover the magnificence of Kushashthali and the ability of the kingdom’s ruler to travel in time, while also visualising some unseens phenomenon.
But how long will they remain trapped? For eternity? Or will they decipher a way out?
Crisp and to the point narration is all what we need, and Das has done an incredible job. I just want to thank the author for writing a book as such, that too, super beginners friendly, that nothing seems overwhelming.
July 5, 2024
Rating: 3.5/5
I want to start off by saying that this novel is an incredible blend of mythology, history, and science fiction that will keep you hooked. The story follows a team of marine archaeologists who dive into the Arabian Sea, to research the archeological excavations of Dwarka, the ancient city from the Indian mythology. Amidst their exploration of Dwarka, the team gets trapped in a space-time matrix and while stuck, they get to witness the grandeur of Kakudmi's kingdom, Kushasthali and they also discover his ability to travel through time.
They solve many historical mysteries, seeing things no one has ever imagined. But the question here is, how will they escape this space time trap?
The characters in the book, Jay, his professor Mr. Doherty, Kakudmi and Revati are very well developed. Jay and his professor, Mr. Doherty, are central to the narrative, but Kakudmi and his daughter Revati add authenticity to the story.
Though this genre is not something I read much of, I thoroughly enjoyed it. At some points, I felt as though the story was a little stretched, which wasn’t necessary and could have been avoided. Other than that, the writing is engaging and flows nicely, making it a fast paced read.
If you’re interested in Indian Mythology and Science fiction, I highly recommend you pick this one up!
I want to start off by saying that this novel is an incredible blend of mythology, history, and science fiction that will keep you hooked. The story follows a team of marine archaeologists who dive into the Arabian Sea, to research the archeological excavations of Dwarka, the ancient city from the Indian mythology. Amidst their exploration of Dwarka, the team gets trapped in a space-time matrix and while stuck, they get to witness the grandeur of Kakudmi's kingdom, Kushasthali and they also discover his ability to travel through time.
They solve many historical mysteries, seeing things no one has ever imagined. But the question here is, how will they escape this space time trap?
The characters in the book, Jay, his professor Mr. Doherty, Kakudmi and Revati are very well developed. Jay and his professor, Mr. Doherty, are central to the narrative, but Kakudmi and his daughter Revati add authenticity to the story.
Though this genre is not something I read much of, I thoroughly enjoyed it. At some points, I felt as though the story was a little stretched, which wasn’t necessary and could have been avoided. Other than that, the writing is engaging and flows nicely, making it a fast paced read.
If you’re interested in Indian Mythology and Science fiction, I highly recommend you pick this one up!
July 1, 2024
Imagine this: Jay and his professor, Mr. Doherty, get accidentally stuck in a space-time matrix while researching ancient archaeological secrets in Dwarka. They end up uncovering some mind-blowing historical mysteries along the way.
The storyline is absolutely gripping, balancing nature and development seamlessly. The characters, especially Jay, Kakudmi, and Revati, are beautifully portrayed, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative. The way mythology, science, and history blend together is just captivating.
Now, it’s not without its flaws. The book could use a bit more editing and detailing. Some topics felt a bit incomplete, and a few unnecessary excerpts and characters could have been trimmed or better developed. But despite these minor issues, the author’s improved writing style and the engaging story make it a worthwhile read.
If you’re in the 20-30 age group and love mythology and science, this book is a perfect fit. It's an engaging mix that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Curious about the title? It's "Time Travellers of Dwarka" by Mr. Bibhuti Shankar Das. Highly recommended!
The storyline is absolutely gripping, balancing nature and development seamlessly. The characters, especially Jay, Kakudmi, and Revati, are beautifully portrayed, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative. The way mythology, science, and history blend together is just captivating.
Now, it’s not without its flaws. The book could use a bit more editing and detailing. Some topics felt a bit incomplete, and a few unnecessary excerpts and characters could have been trimmed or better developed. But despite these minor issues, the author’s improved writing style and the engaging story make it a worthwhile read.
If you’re in the 20-30 age group and love mythology and science, this book is a perfect fit. It's an engaging mix that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Curious about the title? It's "Time Travellers of Dwarka" by Mr. Bibhuti Shankar Das. Highly recommended!
July 1, 2024
This is a story with a blend of mythology with modern world. When the remanent of the ancient city of Dwarka was found, the professor and his team goes on marine adventure to find out the hidden history. But there is a turn of events and they are stuck into time travel.
The author takes us to the historic background and into the story of 'Kushasthali', the capital city of Puranic King Kakudmi. We explore the events of that period through the eyes of protagonist. We witness various social issues and how people deal with it. The problems are same, we just need to find out the ways. We can always learn from the past. The story is beautifully woven.
The language is simple and easy to understand. Being a page turner, it's a fast read. But I felt that the characters were lacking depth. I felt the need to know more about the current world too. I hope we see more of Jay, in case we have another book coming up. There are few things which I found was stretched as the context missed out. But overall the story is good and beginners will enjoy this book too.
The author takes us to the historic background and into the story of 'Kushasthali', the capital city of Puranic King Kakudmi. We explore the events of that period through the eyes of protagonist. We witness various social issues and how people deal with it. The problems are same, we just need to find out the ways. We can always learn from the past. The story is beautifully woven.
The language is simple and easy to understand. Being a page turner, it's a fast read. But I felt that the characters were lacking depth. I felt the need to know more about the current world too. I hope we see more of Jay, in case we have another book coming up. There are few things which I found was stretched as the context missed out. But overall the story is good and beginners will enjoy this book too.
July 14, 2024
Have you ever read a book which is a perfect blend of science fiction and mythological fiction. I have recently read a book called Time Travellers of Dwarka and it just blew my mind. The book starts with the story of a team of Archeologists from the US and they wishes to explore the submerged city of Dwarka. The team came to India and starts their journey. However during their exploration journey they trapped under the time space matrix, which lead them to ancient city Kushasthali. The city is ruled by King Kakudi. The story telling in this book is really amazing and the language of the book is really beginners friendly. The way the author has added the characters they have really added the depth to the entire story. My favorite characters from the book is Jay and Revathi, I was able to resonate with them.
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