AFTER KURUKSHETRA by MAHASWETA DEVI
Three short stories that look at the aftermath of the great war.
RADHEYA by RANJIT DESAI
Radheya or Karn as he is more popularly known is the tragic hero of the Mahabharat. This book did not charm me at first but thinking about it, I realised what a critical look at Mahabharat it is. Must read for all fond of Karn.
URUBHANGAM: THE SHATTERED THIGH AND OTHER PLAYS by BHASA
Sanskrit used to give me nightmares when I studied it in school and I was very glad when I didn’t have to study it any further. But re-reading these plays by playwright Bhasa made me regret and rue the fact that I couldn’t read them in the Sanskrit original. The title play describing the anguish of Kuru prince Duryodhan as he is unfairly defeated in that fatal mace fight is a marvel.
a hot cup of pleasure 
Mahabharat is not something I am familiar with, but you have intrigued me greatly. The last story appeals to the lover of plays in me. Great mini-reviews!
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I'm very glad you've found three good reads on the Mahabharat, Neeru. I'm sure that they give you some really interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing.
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