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Krishna, Kunti Ebong Kaunteyo, authored by Nrisingha Prasad Bhaduri, is a brilliant book in Bengali, with a fresh perspective on six main characters from the Hindu epic Mahabharata. Summary of the Book Mahabharata is arguably one of the best told stories of the world. Its myriad characters are still remembered for their personification of human characteristics and mind-sets. In this book, the author patiently assesses and studies six main characters from the epic. Lord Krishna, who is arguably the most intriguing characters of all the epics, Kunti and the Kounteyas are studied in various scenarios and situations. The book is an excellent way of subjectively understanding those characters. All possible human emotions are depicted in this epic, which makes it a timeless saga. This book might as well provide you with a fresh way of looking at the same characters and stories that you’ve been reading, read to and learning since your childhood days. About Nrisingha Prasad Bhaduri Nrisingha Prasad Bhaduri was born in Pabna, Bengal. He is one of the most renowned Indologists, a prolific writer and a specialist on the puranas, mythology and epics of India. He completed his M. A. in Sanskrit from the University of Calcutta. He is most famous for his lucid elucidations of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Krishna has been the crucial character that Nrisingha has been penning about for a long time. Some of the books authored by the scholar are Balmikir Ram O Ramayan, Mohabharater Bharat Juddho O Krishna, Debatara Manabayana, Sastre, Sahitye Ebam Kautuke, Mahabharater Pratinayak and Mahabharater Loghu Guru.