A fearless tribal leader. A forgotten revolution. A voice that shook an empire.

Birsa Munda: A True Story of Resistance, Faith, and Freedom brings to life the powerful, real-life journey of Birsa Munda, the legendary tribal freedom fighter who led a mass rebellion against British rule and cultural oppression in 19th-century India.

Born in the dense forests of Chotanagpur, Birsa rose from a humble shepherd boy to become a symbol of indigenous pride, religious reform, and land rights. Through powerful storytelling, this book traces his entire life—from birth to martyrdom—without fiction, but with cinematic depth, emotional detail, and historical accuracy.

This gripping biography is told through rotating real-world perspectives like colonial officers, villagers, jail guards, and elders—blending fact with immersive narrative. From the sacred hill of Dombari Buru to the silence of Ranchi Jail, Birsa's voice echoes in every chapter.

A story of earth.

A story of faith.

A story of fire that still burns.

Perfect for students, history lovers, civil rights readers, and anyone seeking to discover the hidden heroes of India's freedom movement.