The last sage from the hidden forest
By @Lakshya Yadav
In the sacred Land of Ganges, power is carved through the awakening of ancient chakras. While ordinary cultivators spend lifetimes in agonizing meditation trying to decode the secret requirements of these energy gates, Rony, a cold and detached youth from the whispering hidden forest, holds a forbidden cheat: he can hear the literal voices of the chakras, understanding their precise, bizarre needs to open. Yet, Rony is haunted by the brutal slaughter of his adoptive clan, leaving him with an obsessive need to self-isolate to protect himself from loss. Now, as corrupt kingdoms wage war to seize the lost manuals of the fifth sixth and seventh chakras, Rony must emerge. To survive and avenge his fallen family, he must manipulate his unique gift. But opening his own chakras demands he confront the very emotions he has locked away. If he fails to open the final, hidden chakra, the entire world will be consumed by spiritual ash.
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Thakur Ji and Vihan
By @Harpreet Singh
In a vibrant, ancient world rendered in 3D Pixar-style, Vihan, a small, chubby 3-year-old Hindu boy, lives in a humble kutiya near a magnificent temple. His unwavering faith in Thakur Ji is the beacon of his existence. One day, a miraculous event intertwines his destiny with that of Bal Krishan, a divine child. This isn't just a tale of devotion; it's a cosmic struggle where Vihan's simple faith must navigate treacherous divine politics. The stakes are nothing less than the purity of belief itself, threatened by ancient evils seeking to corrupt the world's spiritual core. Vihan, armed with an innocent heart and a miraculous connection, must protect the sacred bond between humanity and the divine, even if it means confronting forces far beyond his years.
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Khuf ka dusra naam
By @Kalu Kaliya
In the ancient realm of Prithvi, young Samudragupt, a gentle soul burdened by the legacy of a fractured empire, possesses the terrifying might to fell ten warriors with a single strike. His capital, Patliputra, teeters on the brink, surrounded by fragmented kingdoms vying for dominance, remnants of an empire that once stretched from the Himalayas to the Vindhyas. The weight of his predecessors' failures, a gaping wound of inherited responsibility, compels him to unite the land. Yet, his inherent gentleness clashes with the brutal realities of war, making him hesitant to fully unleash his power. As external forces threaten to engulf his people, Samudragupt must overcome his internal conflict, proving that true strength lies not just in might, but in the will to wield it for a greater purpose.
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