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Writing Mythology And Historical Fiction Ft. Anuja Chandramouli
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- 1. jun. 2023
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In this episode of Chasing Creativity, host Kiran Manral chats with one of India's most popular authors, Anuja Chandramouli. The conversation delves deep into Anuja's earliest influences in storytelling, her grandmother's retelling of mythological tales, what Arjuna and Krishna mean to her, a surreal experience that led to her writing Karthikeya, the darkness of the down days for a creator, and why she decided to take up classical dance in her mid thirties.
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Show Producer- Jyoti Chaurasiya
Sound Engineer- Siddharth Adhicary
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