: Re: How can I find Indian names that will be accessible to my readers? My novel is set in India, and I'm having trouble finding good but pronounceable Indian names. Many characters are royal, so

As long as your name is short and doesn't have too many syllables, your audience will like the name. Here is a list of Indian baby boy names and Indian Baby Girl Names to get you started. I am not sure at what stage your book is or if it is launched currently but hope this helps

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