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Amish releases the cover of Raavan - Enemy Of Aryavarta
For all those keenly looking forward to the release of author Amish's upcoming blockbuster, Raavan - Enemy Of Aryavarta, there is an exciting news.
For all those keenly looking forward to the release of author Amish's upcoming blockbuster, Raavan - Enemy Of Aryavarta, there is an exciting news. During the cover launch of the book with celebrated director Zoya Akhtar, the author announced that Book 3 in the Ram Chandra Series will hit the stands on 1st July. Multiple celebrities took to Twitter to congratulate Amish and showcase their excitement.
Sharing the cover on Twitter, Bollywood's heartthrob Madhuri Dixit Nene wrote, "Congratulations @authoramish on the launch of your cover #RaavanEnemyOfAryavarta. All the best!" while Anupam Kher wrote, "Jai Ho. Looking forward to reading another outstanding book by you dear @authoramish."
Director Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, popularly known for The Tashkent Files also wrote, "The wait is over. @authoramish brings yet another bestseller #Raavan. All the best Amish. Will get down to reading ASAP."
Through this book, Raavan-Enemy of Aryavarta, Amish will chronicle the tale of Raavan, a pirate, a scholar, a warrior, and a king. As the launch nears, readers worldwide are excited to know the answer to the most interesting question: Was Raavan history's greatest villain?
