The Hidden Hindu: Time Travel, Secrets & a Lost History
The Hidden Hindu
Consider a guy who says he lived during the three great centuries of Hindu mythology—the Satya, Treta, and Dwapara yagas. It sounds unreal, doesn’t it? But according to reports, an Aghori who met with a Himalayan author in 2020 said just that. The author asked him about his existence out of curiosity, but he had more questions than answers. This enigmatic meeting has a remarkable resemblance to the novel The Hidden Hindu, which delves into the mysteries of immortality, lost history, and the potential for time travel.
The Plot of The Hidden Hindu
The Hidden Hindu, written by Akshat Gupta, is an exciting fusion of mystery, science fiction, and mythology. The narrative centers on Prithvi, a young guy who is trying to learn the truth about Om Shastri, a strange prisoner. This man is unique; he speaks in riddles, has knowledge beyond the scope of any historian, and can recall past events like an eyewitness. Upon further investigation, Prithvi discovers that Om Shastri has experienced several yugas and possesses knowledge that might alter the path of history.
The novel is a captivating and thought-provoking read that transports readers to secret societies, hidden texts, and time travel.
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Review
Akshat Gupta’s The Hidden Hindu is a compelling mythological thriller that skillfully combines mystery, science fiction, and Hindu mythology into a compelling story. The narrative centers on Prithvi, a seeker who learns the truth about Om Shastri, a man who claims to have experienced the Satya, Treta, and Dwapara yugas. With its fast-paced narrative, time travel components, and profound mythological ideas, the book captivates readers.
Pros:
✅ A distinctive fusion of science fiction and mythology
✅ Fast-paced and captivating Interesting ideas on immortality and time
Cons:
❌ For casual readers, certain passages may seem complicated. Because it’s a trilogy,
❌ it ends on a cliffhanger.
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