Being Salman by Jasim Khan Review
Being Salman In HindiBeing Salman by Jasim Khan is the biography of Salman Khan, the man who rules the heart of millions, people swear by his name, his mere presence guarantees the success…
The Three Wise Monkeys by Jeet Gian Review
With Narendra Modi holding the sticks against the asses of all the black money holders, in the midst of it, why not to read a novel which is based on the…
Standing on an Apple Box by Aishwaryaa Rajinikanth Dhanush Review
The word Apple Box and below it the name Aishwarya Rajinikanth Dhanush really caught my attention. The book Standing On An Apple Box: The Story of a Girl among the Stars was…
Woman, everything will be fine! by Rashmi Trivedi Review
Woman, everything will be fine! written by the first time author Rashmi Trivedi is a memoir or journal of three years of her life which she stayed away from her…
Uttara: The Book of Answers by Arshia Sattar Review
Love and bonding, sacrifice and bliss in Ramayana all ends with the end of Lanka khand as Uttara Khand in Valmiki's Ramayana contains many unthinkable incidents which puts question mark…
The Chemist by Stephenie Meyer Review
The Chemist is the new book by Stephenie Meyer and this time it is a thriller and not romantic. I strongly feels that like JK Rowling, even Stephenie is trying…
The BNO (Sex, Life and Hookah) by Manoj Jain
The BNO by Manoj Jain is an adultery novel, a genre which I mostly avoid reading along with the erotic novels. A good friend of mine suggested it to be…
Zayn by Zayn Malik Review
Zayn is hitting headlines of Page 3 not for any song but for his upcoming autobiography Zayn where it is said that he will be discussing matters close to his…
He Lost His Mobile And by Amol Kulkarni Review
He Lost His Mobile And.. by Amol Kulkarni is back to back the second debutante book I am reading. First being Game of Anarchy by Kenneth Jones. I am glad that I…
The Wit & Wisdom by Ratan Tata Review
After saying tata to Cyrus Mistry, Ratan Tata is back as an interim chairman of Tata Group much like Infosys's case or similar. It clearly gives an indication that for…
Lanka’s Princess by Kavita Kane Review
Lanka's PrincessThis December 2016 Kavita Kane tells us the story of Ravan's only sister Surpanakha in her recently released book Lanka's Princess. Unlike her previous books protagonist, Surpanakha is a fairly well…
Game of Anarchy by Kenneth Jones Review
Game of Anarchy, written by an upcoming author Kenneth Jones, is a political thriller set on current political scenario of Indian subcontinent. I have read a few satires on our…
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