In the beginning, Vishnu descended to restore balance.

In this century, he returns not as myth but as flesh, fault, and fire.

"Dashavatar: Ten Men, One God" is a daring reimagination of the ten avatars of Vishnu—retold as ten modern Indian men, each wrestling with the same cosmic energies that once shaped legends. From the chaos of urban life to the silence of rural hinterlands, these stories weave symbolic echoes of Matsya to Kalki, refracted through heartbreak, addiction, ecological collapse, war, activism, tech, and existential dread.

Each story is a mirror—reflecting both the eternal archetypes of dharma and the fragile, burning truth of today's world. Rich in metaphor, deeply human, and spiritually resonant, this book is a tribute to the sacred within the ordinary, the mythic within the modern, and the divine within us all.