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ABSTRACT: The many oral traditions, folklore, and folktales that comprise each community and culture throughout the world may be utilized to determine the ideological beliefs that shape them. A specific race has made tremendous efforts, both intentionally and subconsciously, to generate, maintain, and pass them down from generation to generation. These legends and myths have grown in importance as a topic of study for academics in a variety of fields, including literature. Myths have always inspired authors throughout history. Myths impact the meaning of literature to the full depth and breadth of its collective meaning. Myths and legends give a literary artist with a wealth of inspiration and chances. If a writer believes the tale is accurate, he or she may opt to utilize portions of it. Amish Tripathi, a popular Indian author, writes in English and explains mythological tales so that modern audiences might accept them. The author's The Immortals of (2010), The Secret of Nagas (2012), and The Oath of Vayuputras (2013) comprise the Shiva Trilogy. This research paper focuses on Amish Tripathi's Shiva trilogy, in which he combines mythology with current concerns. It includes attentively reading the text and analysing the plots and settings that merge mythology with modernity.