Tag Archives: Literature

The commercial success of film Baahubali: The Beginning (or Simply Baahubali) resulted into multiple stuffs. The movie was followed by even more successful sequel Baahubali: The Conclusion. Official game named Baahuali: The game (Official) is launched. There are many unofficial merchandises might have started selling. And more to this is a book series started. S S Rajamouli, the man behind ... Read More »

Salil Desai is a master when it comes to writing police procedural setup in Indian environment. We have already reviewed his two books in this genre. The Murder of Sonia Raikkonen 3 and a Half Murders Today we are going to talk about the third book in the Inspector Saralkar series which was published first. Earlier it was printed as ... Read More »

Please read the title in the proper context as it is a “book name” followed by “by author name” (as you wisely know). Don’t worry, just kidding …:) Actually this is an irony of crime fiction writers (and even movie directors in many cases). In most of the cases their book title reflects some crime (that’s why it is crime ... Read More »

We have decided to write two mini supplement articles for the Thursday – book series by author Jasper Fforde. In the series of two mini articles talking about books Lost In A Good Book and The Well of Lost Plots respectively, today we are going to give you brief information about The Well of Lost Plots, the third in the ... Read More »

Veena Nagpal is an Indian author who loves reading, writing and photography. Regular readers of ThinkerViews already met her in this interview. Earlier we have reviewed her book The Uncommon Memories of Zeenat Qureishi. She is back with another venture named Radius 200. Book Title : Radius 200 Tagline: The story of a fragile love trapped in the crossfire between ... Read More »

Recently we got a chance to read 3 And A Half Murders, a police procedural setup in Indian environment by author Salil Desai. While there are some really fantastic detective fictions and adventure books already published in India, it is rare to see a police procedural set in Indian environment. So have decided to give it a read. And, we ... Read More »