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Talking Books
Every other Sunday, Juggernaut and the Indian Express come together to feature conversations with Juggernaut’s authors, bringing you the latest from the world of ideas in India.
An intimate portrait of Jahangir, with Parvati Sharma
Today’s episode features author Parvati Sharma in conversation with journalist Supriya Nair. They will be talking about Parvati’s new book, Jahangir: An Intimate Portrait of a Great Mughal. In this book, using her skills as an acclaimed fiction writer, Parvati manages to break the strictures that often bind historians, and tells a compelling story about one of the most fascinating and perhaps the most undervalued rulers of India.
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