Myth Connection, The (The Use of Hindu Mythology in Some Novels of Raja Rao and

Chitra Sankaran delves into the intricate tapestry of Hindu mythology and its profound influence on the works of novelist Raja Rao. Through a comprehensive analysis, she explores how Rao weaves mythic elements into his storytelling, enriching his narratives with cultural depth and spiritual resonance. The book provides insights into how these ancient tales shape the character arcs and thematic concerns in Rao's novels.

Sankaran meticulously examines various aspects of Rao’s writing, highlighting the interplay of tradition and modernity in his work. She discusses how the myths not only serve as a backdrop but also as dynamic forces that drive the narratives and express the complexities of the human experience. This exploration reveals the timeless relevance of these myths in understanding contemporary issues.

By connecting myth and literature, the author invites readers to appreciate the legacy of Hindu mythology within the context of modern storytelling. This examination illuminates the ways in which classical narratives echo through time, offering a lens through which to view both the past and present.