Tag Archives: Spy

How often do we wonder that our lives are largely products of luck rather than our conscious efforts? Especially, if you think about all the major life changing moments, so often they are just a combination of being in a particular place at a particular time, which can lead to making or breaking of us as human beings. No matter ... Read More »

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was a prominent leader who lived for the freedom of India (that is Bharat) from the clutches of the British empire. I remember collecting stickers of his photographs during my childhood days. He was a visionary who thought that a “tit for tat” is always the best answer. He was impressed with the vision of Gandhiji, ... Read More »

The James Bond franchise needs no introduction and as the trade of spying is as old as humankind and its tendency to go to wars, i.e, as long as our histories go, it also goes in the circles like everything else in life. The James Bonds of sixties through eighties might score very high on the flamboyance and glamour aspects ... Read More »

We love reading thrillers, and those who are our regular readers are well aware with this fact :). Recently we came across a book named The Last Attractor of Chaos by debutante author Abhinav Singh which falls in this genre. Actually, the book is a suspense military thriller cum police procedural cum fiction which explores a little bit of paranormal ... Read More »

Being one of the largest movie making industry, Bollywood, releases more than around 500 movies every year! Some answers claims it to be around 1000 (like this ), but many of them failed registering their names in people’s memory. Anyway, from these around 500 recognizable movies, not all of them are worth the money and time. Sure, no one wants ... Read More »

For an English actor the role of James Bond is a special place to be in, as it boosts the career like never before and gets him everywhere in the world. This was very true for Pierce Brosnan when he was hailed as the best Bond ever after his debut in early 1990s as Ian Fleming‘s quintessentially British spy. Even ... Read More »