book review

Relationships of all kinds find a prominent place over romance in Hideaway

Book: Words, Sounds, Images: A history of media and entertainment in India

So, it is an insider's account who is still with the organization. But credit goes to the authors, they have been honest about the weakne...Read More

Similarly, associating the recent work of Kevin Missal “Raavanputr Meghnad” with the Ramayana would generate an amount of unnecessary con...Read More

‘Learning 2.0’ by Manoj Sonawane could well be considered an informative dossier for all those who want to acquire knowledge as well as p...Read More

He has done enormous work by visiting the madrasas or seminaries, expostulating their theology which is definitely in consonance with Isl...Read More

In the ‘Formative Years’ section of the book where he dreamt of an acting career, the actor says he felt that physically he did not have ...Read More

So very true! Rani Singh’s An Officer and His Holiness depicts the same prophetic idea in the form of how the author’s uncle Har Mander S...Read More

Full of interesting snippets from all around India, the book is a personal and subjective compilation of the sacred spaces visited by the...Read More

My first tryst with dark humour was Kundan Shah’s iconic film Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro. I was too young to understand the subtleties of satire ...Read More

Yashashri Masurkar, TV and film actor, tells SANDEEP HATTANGADI that she started with the classics in Hindi and Marathi

Primarily, it is the story of two friends Kairo and Jay. As its perfect backdrop the novel depicts the socio-political tumultuous times o...Read More

Written in the style of Carlos Fuentes and Juan Carlos Onetti, two titans of Latin American Literature, Malay has a proclivity to explore...Read More