Suspense and crime thrillers form a huge chunk of books published every year with a massive following of avid readers eagerly waiting for the next story in a series by their favorite writer involving their equally famous creations. In 2004, some of the most successful names in this industry came together to form “International Thriller Writers (ITW)“. One of the ... Read More »
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Star Wars – The Force Awakens
While India is too busy watching the clash of “Bajirao Mastaani‘ and “Dilwale“, rest of the world is enamored by the Force that is waking up in one of the most wanted films of all time…The latest segment of Star Wars series is here and has opened to rev reviews world wide today. The trendsetter space epic that has bewitched ... Read More »
Æon Flux | Aeon Flux | Movie Review
Continuing our trail on the Sci-Fi path, let’s talk today about yet another glimpse of a future dystopian world created by Korean – American animator Peter Chung, featuring a leather-clad heroin called Æon Flux. Movie : Æon Flux Director : Karyn Kusama Produced by : Gale Anne Hurd, David Gale, Gary Lucchesi, Greg Goodman Written by : Phil Hay, Matt ... Read More »
Gillian Flynn – Book reviews
Gillian Flynn hit the peak of fame with the 2014 movie adaptation of her novel “Gone Girl” directed by David Fincher. But “Gone Girl” is the third book written by her, following “Sharp Objects” and “Dark Places“, all set in the mid-western state of Missouri in USA, where she was born and raised. Daughter of a film studies professor and ... Read More »
The Debt | Movie Review
If you made the crowd who read Safari magazine through 1990’s when it was published only in Gujarati, you would remember the war stories edited by Nagendra Vijay, ranging from the missions of the Indian armed forces during the 1965 and 1971 wars with Pakistan to the exciting missions from the world wars. Movie : The Debt Director : John ... Read More »
Vikas Swarup | Introduction to An Author
Writing is a calling that wasn’t always on the list of most recommended vocations, especially when the authors were at mercy of big publication houses. Poets had to have a “job-that-paid-bills”, and practice the writing in a corner of their study with a hope that some day their work will see the light of the day in form of a ... Read More »