This one gets the lowest rating in the trilogy.
The language jarred a lot especially stuff like Shiva saying "holy crap" and Ganesh & Kartikeya mouthing "son of a b^#%+". I am assuming the background of war and conflict led to these.
Beyond that, Amish neatly ties-up most loose ends in the last book. He also leaves sufficient open ends like Egyptian, Persian Mythology and introduction to Mahabharata as possible plots for his 5 Crore book deal.
Clearly a commentary on use/abuse of nuclear technology and gene cloning in the mythological context is a great and relevant debate for our times. Not giving much away in my review, if you have read the first 2 you will have to add this and if you haven't read the first two, get them now :)
Rating : 3.5 / 5
Also Read:
Kim's Reviews :-
The Immortals of Meluha
Secret of the Nagas
Brajesh's Reviews:-
The Immortals of Meluha
Secret of the Nagas
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