I Had Faced Evil As Sita, But Nothing Like These Horrors Faced By Women Today.

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Have you ever wondered how the visit of Hindu mythology’s divine creatures to our century would be? Will they be happy with our progress or will they get disappointed with our civilization? Are they happy to see us grow or rather sad to see us deteriorate?

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This work of fiction is just a way to sensitize readers to the various issues a woman faces in her life. It has nothing to do with anyone’s religious sentiments.

Image source: a still from Sita Sings The Blues

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