Completed!!! 'The Palace of Illusions' is a book by Chitra Banerjee Devakaruni. Most Indians are aware of the greatest and longest story ever written. The Mahabharat. So, why this book is necessary or interesting to read? The reason for Mahabharat is Draupadi, from Draupadi all things were started. Draupadi journey leads to the end of corruption and pollution in society in the age of Dwapar Yug. This version of the Mahabharat is narrated from the viewpoint of Draupadi, it shows you the pure reason for her existence in the period of Dwapar Yug. The narration of Draupadi holds you to complete this book and transport you into the magic, love, vengeance, mythology, morals and many more things that wouldn't allow you to stop thinking about who is wrong, who is right. You just can't put this down till the very end. Draupadi tells about her childhood, her relation with Krishna, and her love and respect for his dearest brother Dhri. Her question with Krishna will force you to think. Her marriage with five men and relationship with them, makes you angry, you will start thinking, 'Now where is a woman respect'. But later you stop thinking by saying to yourself "it's her destiny". But stills anger in your heart for her husband and other people due to some decisions they were made. Karan, who is a very attractive and interesting personality in the Mahabharata, his decision for his life gives you many lessons. Draupadi words during the preparation of war and in the war, also after war leave you with great lessons, about respect, love, war, destiny and also humanity. "Destiny is strong and swift. You can't trick it so easily. Even if you haven't come seeking it today, in time it would have found you" " A women's life is tougher than a banyan root, which exists without soil or water" "Truth like a diamond has many facets" Must Read !!! Enjoy !! #palaceofillusions #books #bookstagram #mythology #mahabharat #chitrabanerjeedivakaruni #mythologicalbooks #mustreadbooks #draupadi https://www.instagram.com/p/CURw9-GMEQh/?utm_medium=tumblr










