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First published in October 1914, Shatranj Ke Khiladi (The Chess Players – शतरंज के खिलाड़ी) is one of the magnum opus of Munshi Premchand which took his fame to more heights. It is worth to note that Munshiji was not only a prominent writer with good command on the pen, but he used to write about what is happening (or ... Read More »

October 2016 issue of Safari – a knowledge and science magazine from India – Gujarati edition – was a little late. It is the Deewali (or Diwali) issue and happens to contain more reading material than it used to carry, so this couple of days delay is fine 🙂 And, here are our personal views and reviews for the same. ... Read More »

We recently wrote about the Juggernaut App available for Indian readers. We just got an opportunity to read a new book published by Juggernaut called “City of Death”. Book Title : City Of Death Author : Abheek Barua Publisher : Juggernaut Published: (11 July 2016) # of Pages : 288 (Paperback) Purchase Link(s) : Buy this book from Amazon India ... Read More »

When you are trying to make a quality Bollywood movie, a large sum of money is at stake. Probably that is why most of the makers are making it by keeping box office success in mind. There is nothing wrong about it, of course. Because, when you run a business (or make a commercial product) you think of making profit ... Read More »

Is there such a thing as ‘Happily Ever After‘? When J K Rowling showed us a glimpse of the life of older Harry Potter on the platform 9 3/4 long after the battle of Hogwarts was over, it did give an impression of being something very close to a happily ever after, if not perfect. But, life at its best ... Read More »

Making a movie is a risky business. Sometimes you may have good content and yet the movie may not do well due to various reasons. On the contrary sometimes you may deliver a commercially successful film despite of it not being that good at content. And that is correct for other businesses as well. There are a few filmmakers, who, ... Read More »