Savarkar Box Set by Vikram Sampath is the complete two-volume Hindi biography of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, covering his life from 1883 to 1966 and examining his political ideas, revolutionary activities, imprisonment, writings, and controversial legacy. The box set contains the two biographies Savarkar: Ek Bhule-Bisre Ateet Ki Goonj (1883–1924) and Savarkar: Ek Vivadit Virasat (1924–1966). The edition referenced by ISBN 9780143461234 is a Hindi paperback box set of 1,140 pages, published by Hind Pocket Books/Penguin Random House India.

Sampath's research draws extensively on archival documents from India and abroad, material in multiple Indian languages, correspondence, political writings, and historical records. The first volume follows Savarkar's childhood, education, revolutionary activities in India and London, his involvement in the Indian independence movement, arrest, and long imprisonment in the Cellular Jail in the Andamans. The second volume examines his post-1924 political career, leadership of the Hindu Mahasabha, development and influence of his ideas of Hindutva, his relationship and disagreements with contemporary political figures, and the controversies surrounding the Gandhi assassination case. Savarkar was charged as a co-conspirator but was acquitted by the court; his alleged role remains a subject of historical and political debate.

The work presents Savarkar as a complex and highly contested figure in modern Indian history, exploring both his achievements and controversies rather than treating him solely through either celebratory or condemnatory narratives. It is particularly relevant to readers interested in Indian freedom struggle, revolutionary nationalism, Hindutva, political history, colonial India, Hindu Mahasabha, and twentieth-century Indian political thought.