“Every truth has two sides; it is as well to look at both before we commit ourselves to either.” (Aesop) This is the quote that came to my mind after I finished this book. Anand Neelakantan has spread his imagination to the extent that I am sure he would have virtually lived the role of Suyodhana /Duryodhana, while writing this book. The becoming of Suyodhana into Duryodhana is flawlessly described by the Author. On finishing this book I am convinced that the adjectives good/bad and right/wrong are meaningless. Life is all about actions and the reaction or response to it. The book is a story from the epic, spiced with modern-day social evils. This interlinks connects to reality and make this book more interesting to read. The younger generations must read this book to understand how human beings behave in different situations and the different perceptive of an issue. Highly recommended
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