Mukesh Khanna Launches Satyaki Book, Calls Dushyant Singh’s Work a Treasure

Mukesh Khanna Launches Satyaki Book: A grand unveiling ceremony was recently held for the book "Satyaki: The Invincible Warrior of Dwapar", a literary masterpiece that adds a new dimension to Indian mythological literature. The event was graced by legendary actor Mukesh Khanna, who immortalized the role of Bhishma Pitamah in the iconic Mahabharata television series. The book, written by acclaimed author and filmmaker Dushyant Pratap Singh, brings to the forefront the epic tale of Satyaki—a valiant yet lesser-known warrior from the Mahabharata.

Honoring Satyaki’s Bravery Through Literature

The book aims to revive the stories of unsung heroes like Satyaki. Spanning 32 chapters, it is not merely a chronicle of wars from the Dwapar Yuga but also intricately weaves in mythological references and prophecies spanning the Satyug, Treta, and Kaliyug in an engaging and accessible narrative.

On this occasion, Mukesh Khanna stated:

"Bringing to light the life story of a great warrior like Satyaki is the need of the hour. This book is not just a story—it is a retelling of our history. I would love to read every page of it."

An Emotional Unboxing Moment

A deeply emotional moment occurred during the unboxing event when author Dushyant Pratap Singh read an excerpt from the book describing an encounter between Bhishma Pitamah and Satyaki. The passage moved Mukesh Khanna, who praised the author’s writing style, in-depth research, and powerful language.

Embracing Modern Platforms

Dushyant Pratap Singh shared that the book is already available on popular online platforms like Amazon and Google Books, and its audiobook version is quickly gaining traction. He added, “This isn’t just a mythological tale—it’s a signal for the times to come.” The book also features prophecies about the Kalki avatar, grounded in classical scriptures.

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A Bold New Literary Experiment

Satyaki: The Invincible Warrior of Dwapar has been well received by both readers and critics. It is being recognized as a bold new experiment in Indian mythological literature, presenting deep philosophical themes in a contemporary, reader-friendly language

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