HAMIR:
The Fallen Prince of Ranthambhore
200 pages
160 images
25.7 x 2.7 x 31.2 cm
Released on Sep 2020
Author’s profit goes to charity
“I orient my ears toward the rustle. In the distant foliage, I hear not a roar but a breath, and I wish I had something more than my humble shooting machine to save my life. My heart pounds and I tighten my grip on the camera. And without a warning, tearing the leaves apart, pounces out from the dark, the magnificent creature of black and yellow stripes. I forget my dread for a moment and surrender to the regal presence. And then the prince roars. And flashes its dagger-like-teeth…”
With over 150 photographs, Arjun Anand’s Hamir – The Fallen Prince of Ranthambhore, takes you right into the Ranthambore National Park to witness the most enchanting beast and its bitter-sweet tale.
“This is a beautiful book, and captures the glory of Ranthambore. While looking at the pictures, I felt as if I am standing right in the middle of the park. This book will significantly contribute to the overall growth and development of the Ranthambore Tigers.”
– Mr Sukhram Bishnoi (Hon’ble Minister for Forest and Environment, Govt. of Rajasthan)