A vigilante who wears a trademark mask, who is never caught on camera for he wants to operate in the shadows to destroy India’s enemies, both internal and external. He wants no credit nor fame for his heroism. A prodigy who creates the Astras group to build advanced and futuristic weapons and machines for Indian army. His combat drones called the Ultrabots man the borders on China and Pakistan fronts, bringing down terrorist infiltration to zero.
A hero who rises from the ashes with a tumultuous origin; one who enjoys pain and has no fear of anything. Backed by the Rudras, he has mastered the ancient art of Rasayana (alchemy) to create complex machines and become a fearsome warrior by conquering the physiological and psychological martials arts technique. Can Kalki rise again to save India and the world? Or has he fallen for a wrong woman—the Chinese superhuman spy called Nushen?
If you haven’t read the adventures of Kalki, Arya and Tiger, we recommend you pick up the book no.1 of the Age of Kalki trilogy.
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