Kaalnemi: The Rakshasa Empire (1, #1)

Forgotten race 'Rakshas' are rising again to claim their birth right. The right to co-exist with humans on Earth. Will Rakshas get the support of Gods this time or Gods will again side with their favourite creation- Humans? Grab your seatbelts and prepare for an adrenaline-packed adventure throughout the mythical world of a powerful Rakshas empire Kaalnemi and Lohitesh Daksh, a Rakshas raised by a kind human.
Lohitesh wants a quiet life, avoiding the strength he inherited. As Lohitesh strives to make his foster father proud of him, everything changes when he learns the truth about his own race.
Digging into history, he uncovers the story of how the Rakshas were wiped out by King Janmajeya, great grandson of Arjuna after the war of Mahabharat. This revelation makes him question who the real villains are - the Rakshas or human greed.
Lohitesh discovers how the surviving Rakshas are forced to live in hiding, keeping their identity secret and blending in with humans.
Etched as monsters, demons, barbarians in the history of humankind, these forgotten children of the Creator God, Brahma, now wait to reclaim their lost dominion under the leadership of Kaalnemi dynasty.
As Lohitesh gets caught between the war of Rakshas race and humanity, his journey becomes a mix of betrayal, conspiracy, love, and friendship.
You'll love Kaalnemi: The Rakshas Empire.

Pallavi is a filmmaker, creative director, communication strategist, and screenwriter. Her journey in the communication world began as a copywriter in 2006, and over the years, she evolved into a creative director. As the co-founder of Hashtag Films, she boasts 18 years of experience in advertising and film, with successful campaigns and ad films under her belt.
In 2020, Pallavi decided to tell a story about gender equality through her debut feature film, 'UnWoman.' It received nominations and selections at international film festivals, and when it hit theatres, it got praised by critics.
Beyond filmmaking, Pallavi has directed TV commercials and documentaries, exploring the diverse landscapes of India. She won the Golden Mikes Award and Best Director at the Merced Queer Film Festival.
'KAALNEMI,' is her debut novel, and is the first part of a planned trilogy.
In her free time, Pallavi enjoys writing songs and poems, and she loves playing with her daughter. You can reach out to her at meetpalls@gmail.com to know more about her world.