Tag Archives: Real Incidents

Before a few months ago we got a chance to buy Everest Ki Beti (एवरेस्ट की बेटी) – a Hindi Book exploring the inspiring journey of Arunima Sinha (अरुणिमा सिन्हा). Despite our busy schedules and a stack of “books to be reviewed”, I’d given out-of-turn read to this amazing book from our team. It, however, took me a lot more ... Read More »

It is said that “Books are the best friends a human can have”, and it is true. Based on its genre it may open a virtual fantasy world to you or it may help you witnessing harsh reality. Often it takes you to the tour of a wonderland or opens a compendium of knowledge. Possibly the best thing a book ... Read More »

Making a biopic is one of the toughest kind of film making. As to make the version look more appealing to the audience, the maker needs to dramatize the stuff. The more the drama is, the more appealing it is (in terms of commercial aspects). But it may affect the real incidents which were actually happened! And the characterization of ... Read More »

Blood is one of the most important liquid elements of the body. (Accurate Definition: Blood is a specialized bodily fluid in animals that delivers necessary substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells and transports metabolic waste products away from those same cells. curtsey : Wikipedia). Read More »

We remember that when we met Kalyani Singh [Kavita Chaudhary] last time, she made her mind to meet the SP of the area firmly. It starts as she with her lawyer and a genuine and noble friend of her father, Mr. Tripathi outside the office of S.P. When waiting she saw that people with influence got inside the office easily ... Read More »

Supported by his family and his qualities, BrijMohan Singh is now firm on his decision to take the battle ahead. He is meeting his lawyer (equally competent actor, see his body language through out the serial) in order to do the formalities to appeal for the decision of (sessions?) court for his land case, into high court. Though the lawyer ... Read More »