Aru Shah and the End of Time - English Festival

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What is the significance of the Diya of Bharata in the legend?

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The Diya of Bharata, when lit, signifies the awakening of the Sleeper, a demon, who would summon Lord Shiva.

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Who is referred to as 'the sleeper' in Aru Shah's story?

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Aru's father is referred to as 'the sleeper'.

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How many mounts of gods are mentioned in the story?

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There are 7 mounts of gods.

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What was the purpose of exploding the cauldron in the story?

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Aru and Mini exploded the cauldron to create a distraction and to obtain the 3rd key to enter the kingdom of death.

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Who is the author of 'Aru Shah and the End of Time'?

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The author is Roshani Chokshi.

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What does the term 'mount' refer to in the context of gods?

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In mythology, a 'mount' refers to the vehicle or animal that a god rides.

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What is the main theme of 'Aru Shah and the End of Time'?

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The main theme revolves around bravery, friendship, and the battle between good and evil.

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What role does Lord Shiva play in the story?

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Lord Shiva is a significant figure who is summoned by the Sleeper, representing the power of good.

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What is the relationship between Aru and Mini?

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Aru and Mini are friends who embark on adventures together.

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What does the explosion of the cauldron symbolize?

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The explosion symbolizes the chaos and challenges faced by Aru and Mini in their quest.