Category: Mythology
Publisher: Penguin Random House India
Rights: Translation rights available for Indian and international languages (excluding Hindi, Malayalam, Odia)
‘When you can fight for the meek without hating the mighty, you follow dharma.’
In the forest, the mighty eat the meek. In human society, the mighty should take care of the meek. This is dharma. A hundred princes should have looked after their five orphaned cousins. Instead, they burnt their house, abused their wife and stole their kingdom. The five fought back, not for revenge but for dharma. What came of the five’s fight against the hundred?
India’s favourite mythologist brings to you this evocatively illustrated retelling of the Mahabharata that is sure to illuminate and enthral a new generation of readers.
Translations:
Mahabharata ke Yoddha – The Hindi translation of The Boys who Fought
Poruthi Nediya Pandavar – The Malayalam translation of The Boys who Fought
Pandabanka 6 Juddha – The Odia translation of The Boys who Fought
The author: Devdutt Pattanaik