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An Analysis of Mythical Elements in Amish Tripathi’s
Sita: Warrior of Mithila

Dr. Ashish Kumar Pandey
Ms. Manju Bharadwaj, Research Scholar


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Abstract

In this research article we conduct an analysis of Sita: Warrior of Mithila. This book presents how Sita was playing a leading role in Ram’s life. Eventually Sita transforms herself into a warrior princess. Many mythical elements are presented in Tripathi’s novel, and the author presents the story with his own creative interpretation. Tripathi is trying to analyse Sita’s character with the depiction of the kingdom of Mithila, exploring the epic battle, quest, and the investigation of themes such as destiny and sense of duty. All the way through this assessment, the paper aims to draw attention to how Tripathi's plot breathes new life hooked on conventional mythology, offers readers a unmarked viewpoint on ageless themes and narratives. In analyzing the work of fiction for mythological essentials, we make out how Tripathi blends antique mythology with logical interpretation.

Keywords: Sita: Warrior of Mithila, Attributes, Spiritual Depth, Symbolism and Allegory, Exploration of Themes.

Introduction

Sita: Warrior of Mithila by Amish Tripathi is a remarkable retelling of the traditional Hindu epic, the Ramayana. In this book, Tripathi presents readers with a daring and nontraditional interpretation of Sita, the well-known heroine who is renowned for her chastity and devotion to Lord Rama as his wife. Breaking from the traditional narrative, Tripathi reveals Sita as a strong warrior princess, defying gender expectations and providing a new angle on the figure.

This essay aims to investigate the legendary themes that run throughout Sita: Warrior of Mithila, examining the ways in which Tripathi used historical mythology to shape his storyline. Through an examination of the novel's characters, places, legendary creatures, and thematic underpinnings, among other things, this research seeks to shed light on the ways in which Tripathi revitalizes and reimagines classic tales for modern readers.

This analysis will begin with a synopsis of the novel's plot and emphasize its importance in relation to literary reinterpretation and Hindu mythology. It will also provide an overview of the paper's main goals and structure, setting the stage for a thorough investigation of the legendary themes found in Tripathi's writing. In the end, this analysis aims to illuminate the myth's transforming potential and the timeless value of old tales in contemporary storytelling.

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Ashish Kumar Pandey
Ph.D. (Linguistics), University of Lucknow
Faculty, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
BBD University, Lucknow
Orcid id: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3158-5112
kumar16pandey@gmail.com
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