Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan has narrated 4 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors. The most-rated is Karna.
Banjaran (Folktales)
Summary
Misguided by someone they trust, the simple townsfolk of Bhagyamati's village do the only the thing they can: panic! Yearning for adventure, Bhagyamati, an orphan, bravely (but also nervously) steps up to protect them from a terrible monster that grows with each successive description. Yet somehow the heavens and the Earth and all the mystical creatures in between seem to conspire and throw up challenges for her. Will she defeat the monster and emerge as the champion of her people? As she must for all the other riddles on these hills, to this too Bhagyamati must find her own answer.
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Children's Ramayana
Summary
Was there ever a man so perfect, a ruler so noble, a son so devoted? Outrageous expectations perhaps, but they all came true in Lord Rama. Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu, was born to reinstate dharma at a time when it was threatened. But the life of the heir to Ayodhya's throne was one of endurance. Banished to the forest by his own father, Lord Rama; his divinely beautiful wife, Sita; and his faithful brother, Lakshmana, settled down in Panchavati. Life seemed peaceful. But would it stay that way? Why did trouble follow them? How and when would Lord Rama encounter the demon king, Ravana? Written in a lucid style that is easy for children to read, this timeless epic is brought to you in a refreshingly new format.
©2009 DC BOOKS (P)2012 DC BOOKS
The Greatest Power of All (Tenali Raman)
Summary
In the kingdom of Vijayanagara there lived a wise man, Tenali Raman. He was the court poet in Emperor Krishnadeva Raya's court. The wise and witty Tenali Raman could outwit anyone and no situation was too tricky for him. He is indeed South India's answer to Birbal!
©2008 DC Books (P)2013 DC Books
Karna
Summary
Perhaps Hindu mythology has not produced a hero more wronged than him, cursed from the moment he opened his eyes till the moment he closed them. Karna is born out of the curiosity of a young girl and is abandoned at birth by his father the sun god and his mother, Kunti, a princess. Being denied his lineage of divinity and royal blood, he is brought up by a childless charioteer and his wife. Thus the man who should have been king is reduced to a victim of taunts and ridicule, even from his own brothers.In Karna, his own brother Arjuna finds his only rival, and Duryodhana, his most loyal friend. When the war comes, who will he fight for? Will he find out the truth about himself before it is too late? Will he be forced to kill his own brothers? Will Kunti ever claim him as her own? From the epic Mahabharata, Mango Classics brings you the tragedy of Karna, a prince exiled by destiny.
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