Tag Archives: Views

We at ThinkerViews love to read a lot of books :). And, we strongly believe in sharing our unbiased views and reviews for the same with all our readers. We understand that it is easy (and sometimes unjust too) to read a book and give it a few stars out of 5 or 10; then actually putting in efforts to ... Read More »

Salil Desai is one of those authors who wrote more than 5 books. It is a kind of a benchmark. He is known for Police Procedural knowledge and he writes in quite an effective manner. When I got a chance to have an interview with Arun K. Nair, the author of two books Murderous Greed and Mr. Cool Detective: What ... Read More »

Our regular readers know that we’ve started exploring Baahubali: The Lost Legends (Season 3) and sharing our unbiased views and reviews with you all. So, let us continue our quest to explore it and share our views and reviews for the episode 4 of the same which is titled as Village Of The Lost. TV Serial : Baahubali – The ... Read More »

Hi Friends, Allow me to introduce Nimmu, the author of Yours Forever. Recently, I got a chance to read this book from our team, and I’ve enjoyed the genuinely written love story. By the way, here are our unbiased book reviews for Yours Forever. Yours Forever by Nimmu | Book Reviews Though, I don’t think the sad angle was necessary ... Read More »

The successful private series by James Patterson continues its journey through India in collaboration with Ashwin Sanghi as the team of investigators moves from Mumbai to Delhi to give us the next installment in the series called Private Delhi (Book # 13 in the Private Series). Since we enjoyed reading Private Mumbai, we decided to continue with the series and ... Read More »

Recently I came across a book named Garuda and the Serpents: Stories of Friends and Foes from Hindu Mythology by author Arshia Sattar. The book proves that religion (of the author) has nothing to do with the knowledge (he/she possess). Though, I found many of the elements of various stories are explored quite differently than I know, but at the ... Read More »