Bappi Lehri, and quite interestingly, the name of the character is Bappiraj. There is one character in the book, which is sketched quite similar to Bollywood’s music director Mr. The temples, build at great heights, acting as transmitters, reminded me of Transmitter Towers. Like for instance – The competitive examination to filter Chandravanshis and Suryavanshis, reminded me of IIT or AIEEE competitive exams. Some of the concepts, described in the book, are/can be really baffling. There were a few parts of the book where I felt Amish was going on a tangent, but later on realized that events that took place earlier always had an impact on the happenings later on.

Primary of those are the sons of Shiva/Sati, the royal families of kingdoms in Swadweep, and a few Naga characters too. Many new characters have made an appearance. After those few languid chapters, the book keeps on speeding ahead with new revelations, new opinions and ends with a nice twist (although a tad foreseeable), and yet keeps the readers hanging for the part three of Shiva Trilogy – The Oath of Vayuputras.

The Secret of The Nagas picks up from where Meluha ended and steams ahead for a few chapters before resorting to a tranquil place in the events that take place at Kashi. The Secret of Nagas starts from where the first book ended. The Secret of Nagas is the second in line of the Shiva Trilogy by Amish Tripathi.

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