We Forget How Strong Indian Women Are: Amish on His ‘Warrior Sita’

Amish talks to the The Quint about why he portrayed Sita as a warrior in his latest book, Sita: Warrior of Mithila.
Rosheena Zehra
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Amish in a conversation with The Quint. (Photo: The Quint)
Amish in a conversation with <b>The Quint</b>. (Photo: <b>The Quint)</b>
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Amish talks about his latest book Sita: Warrior of Mithila, and how contemporary Indian discourse often forgets the strong women of the past. He also explains why he chose to portray Sita as a warrior in the book.

Even though Sita is the second book in the Ram Chandra series, it is not really a sequel. Making use of the multilinear narrative, Amish has chosen to explore a character per book, delving into their past, their upbringing, and the course their narratives could potentially take in the future.

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