Krishnayan

by Kajal Oza Vaidya


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Gandhari’s curse has come true. Near the confluence of the Saraswati, Kapila and Hiranya rivers, Krishna lies under an Aswattha tree, fatally wounded by Jara’s arrow. In his final moments, he reminisces about his time in the mortal world, and the women in his life appear before him. The self-assured, erudite royal consort Rukmini, the most precious of his 16,008 wives, asks him why he is embarking upon moksha alone when she was a fellow traveller on his journeys through dharma, artha and kama. Satyabhama, who came into his life carrying the Syamantak diamond in her trousseau, and dazzled him with her beauty and charm, grapples with the meaning of their marriage. Draupadi, his friend and confidante, is eager to know if Krishna ever desired her romantically. And Radha, one with Krishna in heart and soul, although she is another man’s wife, prepares again to free him of all ties, like she did when he had left Gokul.

265
Eka
English
Genre, Indian Writing

About The Author

Kaajal Oza Vaidya is a prolific writer and orator, actor and model, teacher and social worker. Her columns are widely read amongst the Gujarati readers. Her work touches upon the untold and unheard stories of youth and women in the context of family, tradition, race, class, gender, culture and the politics of living in today’s challenging postcolonial societies. In a short span of twelve years, she has published eighty books including a gamut of novels, short stories, translations, essays, plays and collections of poems along with many audio books. Some of her notable works are Krishnayan (2006), Yog-Viyog (2007), Draupadi (2011), Madhyabindu (2007) and Maun Raag (2007). Her works have been translated into more than five languages including English. She has travelled across the globe for speaking engagements. She delivers her talks in Gujarati, Hindi and English, on reshaping and transforming public consciousness.


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