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Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro | Book Review

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro | Book Cover

Author Kazuo Ishiguro has been widely praised and acknowledged for his works starting from 1980s to current day. Born in Japan and raised in UK, he has been recipient of accolades including the Nobel prize for literature and his books are listed on all recommended reading lists as well as become part of student curriculum. Known for the wide variety ... Read More »

The League of Extraordinary Gentleman | Movie Review

As the science fiction of the previous century has become today’s reality, the world of fantasy and adventures has expanded to more futuristic adventures of characters that first appeared in comic books but now rule the world of blockbusters set in Marvel and DC comic universes. There are now many versions as well as permutation combinations of such characters – ... Read More »

A Few Good Men | Film Review

There is something nostalgic about courtroom dramas… Remembering just a few in this genre – we have had some memorable movies from B.R.Chopra’s Kanoon to Subhash Ghai‘s Meri Jung that were set in courtrooms in a battle of arguments with the good vs evil swinging from one end to other. As life has moved on, the action in movies has ... Read More »

Section 375 | A Legal Thriller | Movie Review

While hundreds of movies released every year, not all of them are worth watching. Apart from the money you need to spend for the ticket of the same (or subscription charges you pay directly or indirectly to watch it on you TV or any other media), the time you need to spend is also a considerable factor. As you can ... Read More »

Mardaani 2 | A Bollywood Crime Thriller | Movie Review

When you work in so many commercial movies, you are often considered as a star rather than an actor. This perception is not 100% right. Late Rishi Kapoor once said something like this: when the actor is good looking it is often referred to as a poor actor and vice versa. That is an irony! Probably, he himself answered it ... Read More »