The Tree With A Thousand Apples by Sanchit Gupta Review
A few days ago when the author Sanchit Gupta approached me to review his book The Tree With A Thousand Apples, he told me clearly to crucify the book if…
The Spy by Paulo Coelho Review
The Spy is a historical fiction by Paulo Coelho based on a real figure's life. The novel is about Mata Hari a very famous exotic dancer and courtesan who was always…
Never Gone by Anusha Subramaniam Review
The book Never Gone by Anusha Subramaniam was there in my book shelf from a long time to-be-read but for some reasons I kept delaying to read the book. It's…
The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga Review
The White Tiger is an amazingly written book by Aravind Adiga. No doubt that's why the winner of the prestigious Man Booker Prize in 2008. I seldom like the dark novels but…
The Serpent’s Revenge: Unusual Tales from the Mahabharata by Sudha Murty Review
The Serpent's Revenge by Sudha Murthy is the collection of selected few Mahabharata tales put together in the order. All the tales included in the book are timeless, unusual but…
Everyone Has A Story by Savi Sharma Review
Everyone Has A Story by Savi Sharma is a simple romantic fairy tale love story written in the backdrop of a coffee cafe. A lot can happen over a cup…
Teenage Diaries by Saurabh Sharma Review
Teenage Diaries The Days That Were, written by a first time author Saurabh Sharma, is a young adult novel. It deals with stuff which ushering teenagers want to do once…
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Original Screenplay by JK Rowling Review
I have read Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Original Screenplay by JK Rowling after watching the movie. I was little apprehensive when I started reading the screenplay…
The Rise of Sivagami by Anand Neelkantan Review
The Rise of Sivagami written by Anand Neelakantan is inspired by the blockbuster movie Bahubali. It is common for a movie to be inspired by a book but a book inspired…
In Loving Memory by Haimanti Datta Ray Review
In Loving Memory by Haimanti Datta Ray is a heart felt book written by a daughter in remembrance of her doting father Shaymal Datta Ray. It is a true tribute which a…
My Wife’s Diary by Deepanshu Saini Review
My Wife's DiaryReading someone's personal diary, written without any inhibition, is always a fascinating thing to do which needs a lot of guts as you are about to invade the…
Karl, Aaj Aur Kal by Cyrus Broacha Review
Few books are like those movies where you need to leave behind your analytic and thinking mind outside the movie theater in order to enjoy the movie. If one fails to do…
An Email Interview With Poulomi Sengupta
Very few authors and that to a debutante will muster enough courage to write a novel on real and teething issue of the country related to educational system. But Poulomi Sengupta, a…
Khullam Khulla: Rishi Kapoor Uncensored by Rishi Kapoor
After a long wait finally, Rishi Kapoor's autobiography Khullam Khulla is all set ready to hit the book shelf. This yesteryear superstar's has taken the bollywood cinema by storm, girls and…
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