I was expecting a ring on my thirtieth birthday. What I didn’t see coming was my boyfriend and business partner dumping me because he couldn’t bear the idea of our bland sex life for the rest of our lives.When an opportunity arises to spend my summer in Las Vegas, I stumble upon my hot new …
“The Service Elevator” by Vasimraja Bhavikatti offers a gripping exploration of the IT industry through a mysterious lens. While the book effectively addresses industry issues…
“The Way We Were” by Prajwal Hegde is a delightful romance with a genuine feel. Its engaging narrative and well-developed characters, including the compelling friendship, make it a comforting read. Surprisingly deep, it seamlessly weaves Andrew and Myrah’s family history into their romance, creating a charming and heartwarming story.
Vikkas Arun Pareek’s Letters to My Mother is a moving epistolary novel about generational trauma. Read further to know my views on the same.
With destination weddings, experiential events, and curated guest lists gaining popularity, the wedding planner has become a permanent fixture on the shaadi scene not just as the event organizer but as the friend, philosopher, and guide to the entire khandaan. As we immerse ourselves in the chaos of the stories laced with black humour, we …
She belongs to a Maharashtrian middle-class family from the suburbs. He hails from an affluent family in South Bombay. The only common point between them – being Mumbaikars. How do their paths cross in this city of dreams? Gayatri believes it’s because of Abhi Agarwal, Varun’s younger brother, who also happens to be her brother’s …
A slick and contemporary reimagining of an enduring classic, My Name Is Not Devdas brings together the participants of a skewed love triangle.ButDevdas is NOT the tragic, misunderstood lover of yore; Paro is NOT the spurned woman who’d shut herself in; and Chandramukhi is NOT your next-door hooker with a heart of gold. As each …
