About the Book
GODS & MAHARAJAS : When Myths Merged with Reality takes readers inside courtroom battles from British India, where ancient traditions collided with colonial law.

After the 1857 Revolt, the British promised to respect Indian customs and religious practices. Judges were suddenly forced to interpret myths, community traditions, and age-old beliefs while deciding cases involving marriage, inheritance, faith, and identity.

Through fascinating real court cases filled with unexpected twists, the book reveals how colonial courts struggled to understand India and how those legal battles helped shape modern Indian law and society.

Blending history, culture, religion, and legal drama, GODS & MAHARAJAS offers a compelling journey into a time when myths and reality met inside the courtroom.

About the Author
The author is based in New Delhi and practices law before the Supreme Court of India, where he engages with some of the most complex questions of Law, Justice, and Life. Beyond the courtroom, he is deeply fascinated by the stories that shape civilisations: History, Culture, Law, and Enduring Legends.

Through his writing, he seeks to uncover the narratives that connect the past with the present, blending legal insight with a love for storytelling.