Baahubali – The Lost Legends is getting popularity day by day due to various reasons. The main is, of course, a curiosity of the viewers to know more about the fantasy world of Baahubali. Are we creating a franchise like Harry Potter or similar through Baahubali?! Well, it might be superlative to say, but when there are millions of people ... Read More »
Recently we got a chance to have a Q/A session with Rahul Mitra. His maiden book – The Boy From Pataliputra – is a historical fiction and is definitely worth reading. He found very candid during the Q/A session and despite his busy schedules at the personal end, he talked about various aspects at a length. He is very vocal ... Read More »
Like every month, we were curious to explore and review the current month issue of Safari Magazine (Gujarati edition). The July 2017 issue of Safari was published quite on time, I, however, got caught in some other stuff so the reviews are coming a little late. Let us start with the cover page of the issue. As you can see ... Read More »
Ideally, we need to be open-minded. We belong to a culture which was much more open minded and raising questions and issues when you are logically correct were never considered offensive. It was rather considered the preferred practice to follow. Ancient Indian literature is very rich. And when we talk about it, it is obvious to refer Vedas, Puranas, Ramayana ... Read More »
The commercial success of Baahubali Film series is an evidence of its popularity, so I don’t think I need to mention anything additional in that regards. We have started a series of articles reviewing various stuff related to the fictional tale of Baahubali. Here are some of the quick links for you. Let us continue reviewing Hindi Animation TV Series ... Read More »
Reading Ravi Subramanian‘s book is a delightful experience. Often referred as John Grisham of Banking thrillers, Ravi, weaves contemporary incidents and surrounding in his thriller very well. The Bestseller She Wrote is a little different from all his other ventures in the way it explores the story. Ravi names his protagonist Aditya (another name of Sun, and thus Ravi), and ... Read More »
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