Translated from Indian languages: books for grown-ups
From the Bookbear grown-ups' shelf: 11 books on translated from indian languages, chosen for curious, conscious parents.
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Yuganta: The End of an Epoch
by Irawati Karve
AdultsIndian author
A landmark Sahitya Akademi-winning study by an anthropologist who reads the Mahabharata's characters as real, flawed people — Kunti, Draupadi, Karna, Krishna — stripped of divinity.
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Bhima: Lone Warrior
by M.T. Vasudevan Nair
AdultsIndian author
A Malayalam classic (Randamoozham) that retells the Mahabharata through Bhima, the second-born brother always overlooked for the crown.
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Parva
by S.L. Bhyrappa
AdultsIndian author
An epic Kannada novel that strips the Mahabharata of miracles and retells it as a realistic human story of war, kinship and ageing.
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The Liberation of Sita
by Volga
AdultsIndian author
A Sahitya Akademi-winning Telugu novel in which Sita meets Surpanakha, Ahalya, Renuka and Urmila and finds her own path to freedom.
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Yajnaseni: The Story of Draupadi
by Pratibha Ray
AdultsIndian author📱 eBook only in India
The Jnanpith-winning Odia author's novel of Draupadi, written as a letter to Krishna that questions the men and gods who decided her life.
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The Truth About Me: A Hijra Life Story
by A. Revathi
AdultsIndian author
The first memoir by a hijra in India, from a small Tamil village to activism in Bengaluru.
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I Am Vidya: A Transgender's Journey
by Living Smile Vidya
AdultsIndian author
A trans woman's memoir of transition, family and finding dignity in Tamil Nadu.
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Me Hijra, Me Laxmi
by Laxmi Narayan Tripathi
AdultsIndian author
The life of one of India's best-known transgender rights activists.
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Tomb of Sand
by Geetanjali Shree
AdultsIndian author
International Booker-winning Hindi novel of an 80-year-old widow who travels to Pakistan to face her Partition past. Translated by Daisy Rockwell.
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Ghachar Ghochar
by Vivek Shanbhag
AdultsIndian author
A Bengaluru family's sudden wealth quietly corrupts them. Translated by Srinath Perur.
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Hangwoman
by K.R. Meera
AdultsIndian author
Chetna, from a family of hangmen, becomes India's first woman executioner. Translated by J. Devika.
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