Anahita’s Wanderlust

“Anahita’s wanderlust” is a work of fiction mixed with mythological elements. The book is one of its own kind and is very well written, considering the continuous parallels between the real world and Hindu history. My biggest concern before reading the book was if it would do justice to do Madhavi and Gwalav’s story, and i was looking forward to seeing how a parallel is drawn for a story that is so complex in itself with a lot of perspectives to it.The book follows the protagonist Anahita who is a reincarnation of the ancient day Madhavi who wishes to find answers to her queries related to her past life.Throughout the course of the book, there are several themes explored, the biggest one being feminism and patriarchy and how they are more related than we think they are. I like how the author is brutally honest in her views on feminism and her expression of how there is no real equality even after years. Sure things have improved, but the patriarchal outlook of the world hasn’t really changed.I especially loved how Jaya ma’am has asked questions throughout the book that makes you delve deeper and think, the credit of which definitely goes to good writing. The poetries in the book sometimes become a little hard to interpret, but once done, they make it a lovely read.Madhavi’s character has been explored very well, and there are hues to her character that makes it a good read. Gwalav, who also is a chief character hasn’t really been explored a lot, considering his importance to the story. The story of Madhavi and Gwalav is not narrated in the book, so that needs to be read beforehand for proper understanding. The complexity of the story and the variety of interpretations and perspectives to it make it a hard read in the first 15 pages undoubtedly, with all the new characters showing up and their correlations with the mythological aspect of the story, but the true essence of feminism is easily felt after that part is read.Personally, for someone who is new to reading and/or doesn’t read a look, understanding this will be difficult and it’ll definitely be a tough nut to crack. But, Overall, the book is not disappointing at all, and stands very true to its core essence of feminism. I also like how there is no pseudo feminism imposed on the readers and they are free to have their opinion4/5 great read.

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