In this essay, we will be exploring some of the instances where the author has attempted to relate the myth of Shiva in a realistic context, in relation to the ‘Secret of the Nagas’, which is the second installment of the Shiva Trilogy. Although that may be the case, Tripathi has attempted to demythologize many key aspects of the myth in order to make it more realistic. Due to the fact that most of the characters in the novels are embedded in Indian mythology, the genre of the set of books is categorized as mythology-inspired fiction. The ‘Shiva Trilogy’, written by Amish Tripathi, is a set of three novels depicting the rise of Shiva, from a normal tribal chieftain, to Shiva being the Neelkanth, the destroyer of evil.
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