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Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey QUOTES

Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey QUOTES

1 " Roopa, I’m coming to see the commonality between sex and sport,’ he said resting on her belly in fulfillment. ‘Basics being the same, it’s the players who raise the bar. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

2 " It's the character of money to corrupt the ardent, tease the vacillating and curse the indifferent. That way, there seems to be no escape for man from money. You're damned if you have it and accursed for the lack of it. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

3 " Beauty benumbs man before it grips him in passion. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

4 " Lanka’s heart lay large barracks. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

5 " Characters of fiction are authors’ children and critics’ neighbors. Even if we perceive them as inadequate, nevertheless, we should appreciate the fact that they were the products of someone’s imagination, however limited that might have been. It’s not often that you come across a book from which you could quote much. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

6 " After all, the accumulated millions with a miser add up to zero, and likewise, the moolah with a spendthrift comes to naught in the end. So, money has no value of its own, in spite of the awe in which man holds it. As for the power of wealth, it's only in the mind of the haves and the have-nots alike. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

7 " Money and looks are okay to an extent to lure women, but it’s the luck that enables one to lay them. Why, you can’t screw even a whore if you’re not destined to have her, your visit to the brothel would have coincided with her periods, and the next time you’re eager, she could have shifted out of the town itself. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

8 " The charm of life lies in living to be surprised. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey

9 " Egged on by peers Vayu’s son Enshrined by man as Hanuman Enthused himself to shoulder Search of Seetha, Rama’s spouse Snared whom Ravan to Lanka Sea across that hundred leagues. "

― B.S. Murthy , Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey