Narrated by Hanuman, the divine vanar, The Mighty Tale of Hanuman, is the fantastic story of Ram's journey to rescue his wife Sita. It is an epic tale filled with daring adventure. Meet gods and demons and witness the devastating battle between good and evil. This delightful children's book is illustrated with magnificent, original Ramayana paintings from the collection of the Mehrangarh Museum Trust. The paintings are part of a monumental Ramcharitmanas manuscript commissioned by Maharaja Vijai Singh of Jodhpur in the 18th century. The enchanting paintings are vibrant and bold; filled with gods, demons, animals and surreal landscapes.

Author Biography

Speech pathologist and museum educator Saker Mistri has spent 25 years living in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, the United States, and Europe. During this period, she headed the volunteer docent programme at the Museum Pusat in Jakarta, developed children's cultural programmes in international schools, and led the Docent and Children's Gallery programmes at the Asia Society Galleries in New York City. She has contributed to art and travel publications. Mamta Dalal Mangdalas has an MBA from London Business School and has participated in courses at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Passionate about whole-brain learning and making art accessible to children, she has contributed to travel publications and conducted workshops to introduce Indian art to children. Both live in Mumbai, India.