Oath Of The Vayuputras

Shiva Trilogy is the best book series I have ever read. I purchased the first part from a book stall and I got so deep into it that I ordered the other two parts and complete the whole series in a month . Hats off to Amish Tripathi who has written these three books in such a way that the person will get so much involved in it that it won't be able to get over it .

Successfully completed the best series, ‘SHIVA TRILOGY’. Most loveable series of my lifetime. Each and every page flabbergasted me a lot.As with previous books of Shiva Trilogy, conclusion part also hauled into the book. My heart sank when I read the most hapless victim happen. After that lost an enthusiasm that was given throughout the series.Apart from Neelkanth family, the character whom I loved the most is Parvateshwar, an exemplary follower of Lord Ram and Lord Neelkanth. Ayurvati, Anandamayi, Bhagirath, Nandi also well narrated.Like to recommend to those who love historical myth and Lord Shiva. This series made you love Shiva even more.What an imagination Amish have he parallel his imagination with the original story was brilliant.Amish is not one of the best alive writers in India instead he is the best alive writer in India.

I mean the book actually u know ..I like the first and the second part was tohh I mean I was blushing so hard while reading story of shiva and sati..and in oath of vayuputtas the war is stretched..further and the irony is sati died and she didn't even have reincarnation.i mean I was blushing on those two books to find this type of trauam I was like 👁️👄👁️

Started with the unusual circumstances, where Shiva was recognized as NEELKANTH the saviour in Devagiri, journeys throughout the land of India & an unexpected twist in entire story. This whole journey was more than a roller coaster ride. Although the book was bit lengthy, but not not good as The Immortals of Meluha.The story continue by the revelation of secret from Naga that is Brahaspati is alive. Shiva discover evil from Brahaspati. Shiva takes the help of Vasudevs and their leader Gopal. Chandravanshi ruler King Dilipa, King Daksha & Maharishi Bhrigu form an alliance to fight against Shiva. Both sides form their armies and Shiva goes to land of pariha, where vayuputras live in order to gain some help. Shiva acquires Pashupatiastra from Vayuputras, for holding ransom on Devagiri, Sati die due to her father's mistake and Shiva decides to destroy Devagiri. Thirty years after the event, Shiva takes exile in Kailash with his companions. Ganesh and Kartik were later worshipped as God.a perfect end to this epic journey, whereno one expected such a tragic end. Amish's writing was a page turner, hoping a new twist in next page. Strongly recommended this to any new readers.

So let me express my overwhelming feeling of happiness for this book , I don't know what to say about this divine book and now i am feeling very sad ,this mighty series ends here , this is the that you shouldn't miss because if you did that you will regret it in your afterlife . This was the book best book in the series and was the conclusion of any story that I have read till now. And I bet if you have feeling or you have even read at least 1 chapter of this you would cry ,you won't believe me that I was mourning after that twist in the book . And this had a huge impact on my character.And I was thinking about this bookall day. Please go for this book this book is one of the greatest book ever written .Hats -off to the author

I hate Amish Tripathi. He made me fall in love with the book, the story, the characters; I laughed and frowned with the course of events. However, in the last one fourth part of the book he made me cry insanely. Honestly, I had made up my mind for four stars for this final part of the trilogy, unlike his first two books wherein I had to reach for five; however, the second half of the book was so intriguing, I was at the edge of my seat and literally gave up eating and all chores and was so bothered even to get up and have a sip of water when my throat dried up; not to mention finished the second half in one sitting itself. I am bound to give five stars because the author has made me sob like hell(I didn't ever had such a good cry even while watching those tragic movies). The book definitely deserves a five stars. Actually a bit less for making my lovely characters suffer. I seriously adored them together(Don't want to provide a spoiler here so concealing the main part, but those who have read, they might understand who).

Very good book. A very nice end to the 'Shiva Triology' saga. After I've read the first & second part, I could not wait to read the third & the final part. The writer had been true & honest with the story as he was when he started the series. Some people may not find it very good because being prejudiced by what we Indians already know about Lord Shiva and know Him as a God, not a common man. But it is good to read the rational views of things & events we had known as miracles. For those who believe in Karma & not just blindly following what we have been taught to follow & those who dare to question the things which are not answered for the fear that has been infused in us of not questioning anything about the almighty, 'The Supreme', the 'Shiva Triology' is a must read. A very great story of 'Shiva: The man', as a friend, as a passionate lover & a great warrior, told in a very good way. I'll be waiting for other stories from our mythology, from Amish.

I was really excited to read the final novel of Shiva Trilogy. It took me quite a few days to complete this huge book. I have to say, for the most part, it was interesting but partially disappointing.Initially, there were a lot of philosophical discussions going on. There after the book was action-packed. All the action sequences kept me on the edge of my seat.But the story fell flat towards the end in my opinion. It was disappointing.. Based on the title I assumed this book will focus a lot on the Vayuputras, but it wasn’t the case. I just couldn’t wrap my head around some things.Shiva’s character was crafted so beautifully previously that I could see him becoming a Mahadev in the future. But now he failed miserably.The author connected all the loose ends. The book also made me cry. I absolutely loved Sati’s character. She has always been the person who comes forward to fight, rather than being a damsel in distress. She is one of the reasons why I love this series nevertheless.The language is simple. The descriptions are beautiful. Overall, it was an interesting read, though it went downhill in the end.

Good book

Superb writing and a great read that actually kept me on the edge of the seat....

I have no words to tell you that how beautifully these three books are written. I just can't stop reading till finished reading. May Shiva bless you.

Love the series. Was totally glued to the book. Someone in Hollywood should start working on it to make a movie like Harry Porter or Lord of The Rings. Its worth to be popular.

The brilliance of Amish's Shiva trilogy lies in his premise that those now revered as Gods could have been humans like the rest of us, only extraordinary humans who had the brilliance and power to see the path of eternal truth. We are drawn into Shiva's world. His battles are our battles. Along the way we find ourselves questioning where our own dharma lies and if we could make the hard choices necessary for a better world. Apply it to Putin's aggression against Ukraine, how we respond to the climate emergency, or simply how we live our lives and relate to those around us. We can all learn from Amish and at the same time be absorbed in one of the greatest stories every written.