The narrations are explicit, as well as the language. Whether it is a war sequence or a simple conversation, Amish's writing hooked the readers, but I feel there is a lack of suspense. Every character is described well and in an informative manner. The story is a perfect blend of modern-day technologies and Hindu mythological legends. The feeling of vengeance will lead him to his journey, but his destination is far away. The importance of knowing another person's side is crucial. Shiva leads the army, but what will happen when the destroyer of evil realizes his mistakes. The growing terrorist attacks by Nagas and Chandravanshis will lead the Meluha's emperor Daksha to declare war. They are ready to die for their Neelkanth. For Shiva, everything is overwhelming, and the expectations of Suryavanshis are too much for him, but his friends helped him see the truth. Shiva falls in love with Sati, the daughter of emperor Daksha, which leads him to break the age-old traditions of Vikrama people (who are punished in this birth for the sins of their previous birth). His past somehow stops him from acknowledging his reality. Shiva is destined to be that person, to become the Neelkanth, but he will not believe in prophecies or think that he is the right person to do the job. The Meluhans are looking for someone who will become their messiah and save them from their arch enemies Chandravanshis. The people are followers of Lord Ram and called Suryavanshis. It is considered heaven and a peaceful society. Shiva stays at Mount Kailash with his tribe, but their rivalry with Pakratis forced them to migrate to Meluha. The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi is a journey of a man becoming the destroyer of evil.
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