Altars Of Yearning: How India Prays

Shripriya Dalmia Thirani Has Been Instrumental In Commissioning A Stunning Body Of Photographic Works That Glorifies IndiaS True PowerIts Secularity And Its Belief In The Power Of Prayer. It All Began In April 2017, When Shripriya Created History By Winning The Rights To Start MumbaiS First And Largest Restaurant On The Arabian SeaQueensline. The First Thing She Did After Hearing The News Was Pray. For Shripriya, Prayer Is The Greatest Art Form; Like Art, Prayer Also Expresses The Inner Yearning Of The Human Soul.This Book Reveals How Faith Connects Man To God; However, This Book Is Not An Assertion Of A Religion. From Bangla To Maharashtra, Bihar To Uttar Pradesh, Ladakh To Bhubaneshwar, Varanasi To Chennai, This Extraordinary Collection Of Photographs Strongly Asserts IndiaS True Identity Through A Single Binding InstitutionPrayer. The Intensity Of Purpose Behind Every Shot, The Powerful Storytelling And The Depth Of ReasonShripriyaS Repertoire Demonstrates A Precocious Flair As Well As ShripriyaS Feverish Energy And Boundless Invention. The Photographs Are Majestic. The Idea Behind Each Composition Is Unprecedented And The ImagesMost Of Which Are Candid And Captured With Tremendous SensitivityWill Leave You Spellbound.This Book Is The Ultimate Tribute To The Power Of Faith, And Is Especially Significant In A Country Like India, Which Is The Birthplace Of Four Of The WorldS Major ReligionsHinduism, Buddhism, Jainism And Sikhism.