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Deified: The Legacy of Yesterday

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Deified The Legacy of Yesterday
AuthorBhanu Srivastav
LanguageEnglish
GenreScience fiction
PublisherDeified Publications
Publication date
2024
Publication placeIndia
Media typePrint, eBook
Pages263
ISBN978-8195225200
Websitedeified.store

Deified The Legacy of Yesterday is a novel by Indian author Bhanu Srivastav, first published in 2024. The book addresses themes of domestic violence, personal empowerment, and self-discovery, focusing on a female protagonist’s journey through societal and personal challenges in India. It has been described as a bestselling work and has garnered attention for its social commentary and emotional impact.[1][2]

Plot

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Deified The Legacy of Yesterday follows the story of a young girl named Saanvi, who navigates the constraints of societal expectations and domestic abuse. The narrative explores her path to self-discovery and empowerment, addressing systemic issues such as gender-based violence and traditional legacies that perpetuate inequality.

Reception

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The novel has received coverage in several Indian and international publications. The Times of India highlighted Srivastav’s journey from banking to becoming a bestselling author, emphasizing the book’s widespread appeal.[1] Outlook India described it as a “novel that sings,” predicting its potential to empower millions in India through its themes of resilience and defiance against oppressive traditions.[2] DNA India noted its impact as a “game-changer” for addressing social issues, while India Today praised its exploration of despair and empowerment.[3][4]

The novel has been particularly noted for its focus on domestic violence, with India.com describing it as a significant work in raising awareness about the issue.[5] Zee News stated that it “cracks open your soul” with its poignant storytelling, and Dainik Bhaskar reported its appeal among younger readers in India.[6][7] The novel has been noted for its emotionally resonant storytelling and its focus on inspiring readers, particularly women, to overcome adversity.[5]

Themes and impact

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The novel tackles themes of domestic violence, gender inequality, and personal transformation. Its narrative is seen as a call to challenge societal norms and empower individuals, particularly women, to break free from oppressive legacies. The book’s focus on social issues has contributed to its recognition as a culturally significant work in India.[5][2]

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