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  • @ananya_27 | In Raydiant Shadows - the nuanced potrayal of female characters
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    "She prepares her daughter not for peace, but for vengeance, urging her to be the tormentor of oppressors. Her role challenges the very idea that maternal love must always be soft. In Chaska, it becomes fierce and revolutionary. Then there's her daughter, Dana, who grows up to fulfil that legacy in a way that's both powerful and unsettling. Dana is a master of deception and strategy, someone who manipulates perception and seizes control."
    4 min
  • @MandMWorm | The Real MVP
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    "The narrative would have gone in a totally different direction and there would have been a lot of collateral damage. Our good boy saved the day by being stubborn and making sure that Alan saw the bomb. I mean, who would have thought that Jon's big bad plan would be thwarted by a dog out for a walk. Pretty sure he would have cried tears of blood if he heard about this. All in all, there were many interesting characters in this book."
    4 min
  • @Airene | In Raydiant Shadows: Action heroes and legacy warriors
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    "As a mythological fiction fan, I really, really enjoyed looking forward to how the prologue would be seen, would be sewed in into the modern day events that were happening with our protagonist. So towards the end of the this book, we are introduced to those particular fictitious entities. Or are they fictitious in reality? With the promise of a sequel. In Radiant Shadows tells you the story of a person who is out not just for revenge for what he faced in his own career."
    5 min
  • @TanmayBarri | It's Brooklyn 99 as a book!
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    "Like doing that with three, four people is complex, but the author manages to do it with more people, all acting independently. Like in the house preaching scene in Afghanistan. The author helped me keep track of the people using little descriptions like mustachioed man or the lock breaking soldier. We actually met the author, Raj Sen online and he told us that he has a crime fighting bug. And I can imagine that came in really handy. Visualizing these scenes as he wrote them."
    4 min
  • @MR12 | In Raydiant Shadows - A transcendent tale of justice across time!
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    "Rather, it presents justice as an unfinished journey, one that each generation must shoulder anew. Sen ambitious structure, moving from the jungles of Peru to the deserts of Afghanistan and finally to the streets of la, is more than a stylistic choice. It makes a philosophical statement. The desire for justice is universal, not bound by geography, race or time. The violence may change in form, the oppressors may wear different uniforms."
    5 min
  • @rajsen2798 | Easter Eggs in my book
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    "The actor who portrayed that character, the character is nameless in the movie but the actor who portrayed the character is called, is. Was called Professor Tanaka. I mean is called. He's still alive. Sorry about that, slip of tongue. He, he's Professor Tanaka. Professor Tanaka used to be an American professional boxer and wrestler. He's like big burly guy who no one in the movie can take down. But Chuck Norris using his impeccable footwork finally takes him down."
    9 min
  • @rajsen2798 | Vigilantism at Night
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    "So I gave the example of James Bond movies, how James Bond movies used to depict fight scenes which were pretty basic, pretty 101, till the Daniel Craig movies were shown, in which. In which the fight sequences were very well choreographed and synchronized and presented in a very, very methodical and make believe way. Make believe way. Excuse me, please. I beg your pardon, please."
    11 min
  • @rajsen2798 | Importance of costumes and music
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    "Not normal outfits, I mean, outfits that are, that are civilian, that, that's not, that, that does not go with any, any defense sector uniform. So inspired by Robert Redford's look in that movie I mentioned a while ago, my character is portrayed wearing a peacoat in several scenes. Other than that, he wears solid colored short sleeve T shirts or button down shirts, dark blue jeans, suede boots, to show that he's a tough guy."
    14 min
  • @rajsen2798 | Creating my alter ego and the importance of physical fitness
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    "But he fulfilled that drive in him through his writing. Today's date. He's one of the greatest conspiracy thriller authors to have ever existed in this planet. So yes, being into physical fitness and doing the day to day work, taking inspiration from here and there and from yourself, creating your own alter ego, these things help a lot in the writing process, especially when it comes to the genre that I ventured in. Thus I shall end today's episode. Thank you so much."
    8 min

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