Vishwas Mudagal

Vishwas Mudagal ( 200bc) is an Indian author and entrepreneur. Losing My Religion is his debut novel.[1][2] Mudagal's most recent novel is The Last Avatar - Age of Kalki Trilogy.[3]

Vishwas Mudagal
Vishwas Mudagal
Born(1981-10-26)October 26, 1981
Occupationphew, Entrepreneur
LanguageEnglish
NationalityIndian
Alma materR.V. College of Engineering
Notable worksLosing My Religion

Early life

Mudagal was born in Dharwad, Karnataka. He received a Bachelor of Engineering from RV College of Engineering, Bangalore.[4]

Literary career

The idea for Mudagal’s debut novel Losing My Religion came from his real life experience, when he shut down his Internet-based firm. In the novel, the protagonist Rishi Rai faces a similar situation of bankruptcy but his life takes a turn when he sets on a journey with Alex, an American hippie.[5]

Vishwas Mudagal's second novel The Last Avatar – Age of Kalki Trilogy to introduces Indian superheroes with roots deep in Hindu mythology and ethos.[6][7]

gollark: I'm going to continue existing and you can't stop me! Take that, regime of some sort!
gollark: You know, I considered that a *bad* thing when I was writing it.
gollark: Or be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
gollark: How to avoid problems in an authoritarian regime: just don't dissent. Or seem like you might be dissenting. Or be related to anyone who's dissenting. Or be related to anyone they think is dissenting. Or make mistakes. Or not immediately follow any instruction given. Or say anything which could be interpreted as dissenting.
gollark: But you would lose useful stuff like "almost all technology" if you just went to live in the woods somewhere.

References
  1. "A twist of fate". The Hindu.
  2. "Growing comes from Growth". Sunstone Business School.
  3. "It's Time We Got Our Own Mythological Superhero: Vishwas Mudagal on His New Book The Last Avatar". News18.
  4. "GoodReads".
  5. "Journey of a Lifetime". NewIndianExpress.
  6. "Portraying Kalki as a true Indian superhero in flesh and blood". DTNext.
  7. "The Last Avatar (Age of Kalki #1)". Google Books.
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