The Ravanayana is a retelling of the famous Indian epic the Ramayana. Written by Valmiki, especially, for the North Indians of his time, the Ramayana glorifies their hero Rama, believed to be the incarnation of Vishnu, the second person of the Hindu Trinity. As in all epics, the story also has a villain of the piece. In Valmiki’s narrative, that villain is Ravana, dubbed the demon king of Lanka. Now, over whom can a demon king rule but over demons! Ravanayana: Saga of Lanka is a unique piece of literature written by a very erudite writer who has imbibed from profound academic and religious sources of the world. Ravanayana highlights the glory of a nation whose antiquity and history are second to no other, whose civilization and achievements emerged from an incomparable religious teaching of a very distant origin—a teaching whose unique repository it is, and whose glory it has radiated far and wide across the globe. Ravanayana: Saga of Lanka, is all about the fabulous Ravana of glorious Lanka.