What will you learn from this book
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Introduction to Characters: Introducing key characters such as Ravana and possibly other central figures from Indian mythology.
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Setting the Storyline: Establishing the initial setting, background, or context of the narrative within the broader mythological framework.
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Plot Initiation: Starting the primary storyline or plot, possibly laying the groundwork for future events or conflicts.
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Art Style and Direction: Introducing the art style, visual aesthetics, and the direction of the series through illustrations and panel layouts.
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Mythological Adaptation: Presenting a reimagined or reinterpreted version of the traditional mythological tale, offering a fresh perspective.
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Thematic Elements: Incorporating thematic elements such as power struggles, morality, or destiny that often characterize retellings of epics.
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Character Motivations: Introducing the motivations, dilemmas, or conflicts faced by central characters, adding depth to their personalities.
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World-building: Offering glimpses into the world in which the story is set, which could include unique cultures, environments, or societies.
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Symbolism and Foreshadowing: Possibly using symbols or subtle hints to foreshadow future events or themes within the series.
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Initial Engagement: Capturing the interest of readers and setting the tone for subsequent issues, encouraging further exploration of the storyline.
| Language | English |
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| No of pages | 92 |
| Font Size | Medium |
| Book Publisher | Holy Cow Entertainment Pvt. Ltd |
| Published Date | 01 Jan 2013 |
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The creators believe that the land of Lanka had prospered under the rule of the mighty Ravana, and as a result, they have come up with this book to pay their tribute to this influential ruler, addressing him as The Lord.This is the life story of the great grandson of Brahma, a perfect hybrid between a Sage and a Rakshasi. This is the life story of Ravana before he abducted Sita. This is the story of the one who lost! Ravanayan Vol 1 collects a paperback compilation of the sold out issues 1, 2 & 3 along with extras and behind the scenes materials.