Radha: The Princess of Barsana

Radha: The Princess of Barsana

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Neelima Dalmia Adhar

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Westland Books

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Publisher

Westland Books
Publication Year 2026
ISBN-13

9789371974219
ISBN-10 9371974214
Binding

Paperback
Number of Pages 280 Pages
Language (English)
Weight (grms) 300

A RETELLING OF THE CLASSIC TALE OF KRISHNA AND RADHA AND THE SPECIAL BOND THEY SHARED. The princess of Barsana, Radha Rani, of the perfectly formed conches on the soles of her feet, knows from her childhood that she is not mere mortal. Her dreams are of a blue-skinned deity who lives only in her mind. As she grows older, she marries Ayan Gopa, the powerful and handsome chieftain of the Yadavs, but her heart still belongs to the blue-skinned one. When she actually meets the mysterious dark boy of her dreams, he is but a child. Radha knows her love is true and not bound by the rules of the world she lives in, but will others understand? Or will she be branded an adulteress and punished for loving the only Lord she has ever wanted—Lord Krishna.

Neelima Dalmia Adhar

When Neelima Dalmia Adhar wrote Father Dearest: The Life and Times of R. K. Dalmia in 2003, she was on the bestseller list and labelled a daredevil ‘family chronicler’ who had exposed some fiercely-guarded secrets. She then wrote a novel, Merchants of Death in 2007 to be established as a mistress of the genre. Educated in a convent school and a reputed college in Delhi, she has a Master’s in Psychology with a specialisation in ‘Personality’. Her first and only job was to teach Psychology to undergraduate students of Delhi University. A passionate ‘people-watcher’, she is drawn to oddities and thrives on writing about personalities and human behaviour, from the quirky to the mysterious to the bizarre, a subject she does chillingly close to the bone. She lives in Delhi with her husband, children and two grandchildren.
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