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Why Mahabharat (aka Mahabharata) is the most talked about, adapted and cherished epic? Probably because it’s freshness remain intact even after centuries. The incidents mentioned in this great epic were relevant before hundreds of years and will remain the same even after many centuries. It is said that there is nothing which is not mentioned in this great epic, which ... Read More »

Episode #3 of US TV Series White Collar is titled as Book of Hours. Like every other episode of White Collar, this episode also is complete on its own. It focuses on case of the theft of a Bible. And parallel it moves ahead the story of the prime characters of the TV Serial as well. TV Serial : White ... Read More »

June 2015 issue of Reader’s Digest Magazine (India Edition) published quite on time and here are our views and reviews for the same. As the monsoon approached (actually was approaching to, when the issue was in print) India, we were hoping to see some articles related to it in this issue. The cover page shows a cartoon character holding an ... Read More »

“Indian Summers” is one of the latest historical fiction series produced in UK that started airing worldwide on TV this year. Thanks to the stupendous budget and effective advertising campaign, it was one of the highly anticipated dramas of the year. Based in the Simla of 1932, this historical fiction series follows lives of British socialites in the era when ... Read More »

Episode #16 of Hindi TV Serial Bharat Ek Khoj (by Shyam Benegal) which was based on the book – Discovery Of India (by Late Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru) and was aired on DoorDarshan and now is available as a set of DVD for home viewing; explores the Classical Age. The major part of the first half of this episode gives some ... Read More »

Amish Tripathi now enjoys a celebrity status in literary fraternity. He have achieved it of course. With back-to-back 3 best seller books made him eligible for the same. He have tried a unique approach in writing, that is, looking at the mythologies from the modern day eye. Or rather we say, absorb the mythological stuff about mythological characters / Deities ... Read More »