Name: The Krishna Key
ISBN: 9789381626689

Ashwin Sanghi

The Krishna Key

Ankit Panchal

Very well researched book about history of Krishna and early india as well. I come to know so many things that I did not know before I read the book. story narration is very poor. It can not be compare with Dan-Brown's books. But still it is enjoyable to read this book.

I always interested in mythology but not much into prayers and rituals. This book not only made me realise so much about by own culture but also how knowledgeable our ancestors have been. I felt more aware and smart as a person after reading this book. 

Aadhya Goyal

Sanat Gersappa

Well written. Holds your interest till the end. I found the ending a little disappointing though - felt like a Bollywood movie whose 3 hours were up - but I guess he couldn't have really ended it in any other way. Overall, I quite liked it.

krisha mathur

If you're expecting a fascinating read, please don't.
Though I have to give credit for all the research, the conclusions were so good and so sensible even though it was all fiction.
It wasn't captivating but interesting.

Aditirao Kalanji

If you are new to Indian history & mythology and not read Dan Brown books, you may like this book. I do acknowledge the hard work put in for research. The ending had me confused. Throughout the story, they focus on the keys and they end up being not so significant!? I did not like the cliché dialogues, extreme detailing of unimportant things, a romance that sprung with nothing leading to it whatsoever or the unsatisfactory ending. Some chunks of the story feels like a conspiracy podcast or something. All in all, it feels like it could have been better. I may have given another star if I had not read the Dan Brown books.

Bhagya

** spoiler alert **
           First of all, this book is a really good read with all the historical and mythical facts about the indian civilization. 
Some parts made me feel like WHAAAT?? I was so amused and yet , with all the facts , the author kept up with the murder mystery which is again, another good thing . 

But why not 5 ? Is because, after keeping me hold up to the mystery all along the climax became so slow and philosophical that the killers are simply sent to jail , just like that! No revealimg of why the killer thought himself as the kalki avatar or did he ever realize that he is being played. 

I mean , i felt may be it could have been a better climax like what it was in between the story when the first twist revealed ! 

Overall, it was a good ride with lots and lots of facts which made me think of revisiting and re reading the actual mythologies of india😂

If u are someone who likes historical fiction and fact based stories , this is a good read .

The Krishna Key

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