Author Vineet Bajpai enamoured the readers with his tale set in ancient land of Harappa and modern day Varanasi with his debut on the writing scene. The love of readers encouraged him to continue the saga in form of a trilogy with this second installment in the series: Pralay: The Great Deluge. In some ways, second books are harder to ... Read More »
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The New Rules of Business By Rajesh Srivastava | Book Review
Do you love reading self-help and management books? We do. My humble opinion is, some of such books contain so much of real-world wisdom backed by examples, that they prove to be better teachers. Sometimes they teach you some important lessons that you can learn in classrooms and text books. You should read such books, regardless of your area of ... Read More »
The Slavers | Episode 9 of Baahubali: The Lost Legends (Season 3) Animation Series | Personal Review
The commercial and critical success of both the movies in the Baahubali movie series has made and broke many records. But, most importantly it has created a franchisee of things. From movies to TV Shows to toys to comics. In addition to the gripping storyline and well-preserved suspense, viewers loved the SFX and VFX of the movie. It would not ... Read More »
Obsidian Blades | Episode 8 of Baahubali: The Lost Legends (Season 3) Animation Series | Personal Review
It has been almost a year since we talked about Baahubali: The Lost Legends (Season 3). During this tough time when people are advised to remain at their homes, kids have time to do more indoor activities. Watching some nice and genuine TV Serials is definitely one of the good options. While there are hundreds of TV Serials available to ... Read More »
Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta | Book 3: Ram Chandra Series By Amish Tripathi | Personal Review
We love reading the fictional retellings of ancient Indian scriptures. Actually, only India has a tradition to wholeheartedly accept various retelling of very important scriptures. Be it Ramayana or Mahabharata (referring just popular ones), you may find hundreds of versions of the same across the country. Bharatiya culture is the only one where you can love the Gods or their ... Read More »
Ghosts of The Silent Hills By Anita Krishan | Book Reviews
Ghosts of The Silent Hills: Stories based on true hauntings By Anita Krishan | Book Cover Usually, we avoid talking about books (or for that matter any media) that fall in the horror genre, especially when we find too much adultery and other abusive content is included in it. So, our regular readers may find this book a little unexpected. ... Read More »