Amish Tripathi is a renowned Indian author celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to mythological fiction. His professional journey began in the financial services sector, where he honed his skills for fourteen years at prestigious institutions such as Standard Chartered Bank and IDBI Bank. This experience provided him with a strong foundation in analytical thinking and strategic planning, which he later applied to his writing career.

In 2010, Tripathi made a remarkable transition from banking to literature with the release of his debut novel, “The Immortals of Meluha,” the first book in the acclaimed Shiva Trilogy. This series not only captivated readers but also established him as one of the fastest-selling authors in Indian publishing history, with over 7 million copies sold and translations in 20 languages. His subsequent works, including the Ram Chandra Series and Indic Chronicles, further solidified his reputation as a master storyteller.

Beyond writing, Tripathi has made significant contributions as a broadcaster and diplomat. He served as the Minister (Culture & Education) at the High Commission of India in the UK and directed the Nehru Centre in London. His engaging documentaries, such as “Legends of the Ramayana,” showcase his ability to blend storytelling with cultural education, reaching a wider audience.

Amish Tripathi’s literary achievements have earned him numerous accolades, including the Raymond Crossword Book Award and the Dainik Bhaskar Literature Award. His innovative approach to mythological narratives continues to inspire readers and writers alike, making him a pivotal figure in contemporary Indian literature.