Dracula In India
Dracula comes to Mumbai to reclaim his reincarnated queen — and meets an Aghori devotee of Shiva ready to stop him.
Overview
Through his occult powers, Dracula discovers that his queen — dead and gone from Transylvania — has been reborn in Mumbai as a young woman named Chitra. He arrives in the city determined to reclaim her, bringing three devoted vampire consorts and a hunger that begins draining the lives of ordinary Mumbaikars one by one.
Ganesh Kumar Tarekar transplants the Dracula myth onto Indian soil and sets it against the spiritual traditions of the subcontinent. Standing between the vampire and his prize is Rudra — Chitra's true lover, a devoted Shaivite and a practitioner of Aghori sadhana, whose tantric powers are the only force capable of matching Dracula's centuries of dark knowledge. The confrontation that follows pits Eastern occult tradition against Western vampiric legend in a battle that moves from Mumbai's streets to its spiritual underworld.
A pulpy supernatural thriller that uses the collision of two mythologies to ask: when ancient Indian spiritual power meets the most famous predator in Western horror, who has the stronger claim?
Dracula, living in luxurious palace in Transylvania, had discovered through his occult power that his queen had been reincarnated in Mumbai, the financial capital of India. Born as 'Chitra', this girl was Dracula's queen in her previous birth, whom he wanted to regain at any cost. So, to increase his power, he started consuming the blood of the people in Mumbai. In this work, his three vampire girlfriends are also supporting him, who love him very much. But unfortunately, Dracula comes face to face with Chitra's true lover Rudra, who is a devotee of Lord Shiva and an Aghori. Will Dracula be able to get his queen or else Rudra will be able to stop him with the help of spiritual powers acquired through his Aghori Sadhana? To get answers to these intriguing questions, read this thrilling novel, 'Dracula In India'.
