 Lisa <unk> from The New Indian Express was impressed with the story and Tripathi 's writing and praised " the interactions between Shiva and Sati , [ which were ] intriguing . Age @-@ old thoughts and philosophies were delivered in a very modern context , which I thought made for an interesting juxtaposition . " <unk> added that " the only downside throughout the novel , I was unable to really get into the main characters — they remained mostly on a two @-@ dimensional level . " It received a mixed review from Hindustan Times , where the reviewer was critical of Tripathi 's usage of common , everyday language . " There are many other subtle depictions of Lord Ram and other characters and overall its very well written . I wrote to Amish to express one small observation , the script writing is not that sharp . You have words like ' <unk> ' , ' bloody hell ' , ' In the name of God what is this nonsense ? ' etc , which I guess would be great for an Indian audience but after you just finish a Steven Erikson novel you find it falling a little flat , " the reviewer concluded . 
