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Team Wordoholics : Chapter 2 Read the previous part of the story, Chapter 1 here What a day! Not one but three cancelled meetings and Tara was back home early today not remembering when was the last time she came back home while the Sun hadn’t still set. Sitting by the window and watching the unpredictable Mumbai … More Mauve Starfish and a Mirage
When we were kids, any English essay about India would start with the clichéd opening “India is a land of festivals”. That time I did not know many festivals and was particularly clueless about the ones celebrated in the southern part of India. This year has been special – just two weeks after we bid … More Onam Pookalam – an arty affair
My 4/n post on WW and I wanted share this: This Day Care advertisement was put up on a tree and I really wonder how could a day care be named “PMS”? Linking this post to the Write Tribe Pro Bloggers Challenge – September (Post #5). A pledge to write everyday.
I have mentioned a lot about a pact with VT where we decided that we will watch movies together in theatre. I know it’s silly but isn’t love like that? It has been close to 8 years of keeping up with this pact and this year, Mary Kom was an exception. The only reason to … More MC, PC – What to see?
Yes, the story is really about a crucial hour (60 minutes) in the lives of three people and what had happened in the past that these 60 minutes become the crux of the book. Plot & Storyline: Set up in Mumbai, this novel is a corporate drama where cut throat competition, infidelity, work place politics, performance … More 60 Minutes : A Book Review
As it is with first job, first love, first kiss, first salary, and so many firsts in life, the first award is always the most treasured and remembered. Any form of recognition boosts morale, encourages and motivates to do better every single time. Thank you so much Aruna (RipplesnReflections) for nominating me for the Liebster’s … More My First Official Award – Liebster Award
This post is a part of Wordless Wednesday(3/n) and I am dedicating this to Ganesh Chaturthi, a popular festival in India which was celebrated over the last weekend. Lord Ganesha brings success, peace and prosperity in lives and I pray for a better world and better us! Also linking this post to the Write Tribe Pro … More You are loved, Ganesha!
Hello World, my old friend, Do you want to take a random guess about what I have been thinking over this long weekend? A restaurant review, a travel experience or a lesson on feminism? NO. Today is about letting others love “who” they want to and taking pride in who we are. Today is about … More Loving Pride
Lalbagh is a famous tourist destination in Bangalore and a significant one for those inclined to explore the varied flora available in the premises. Lalbagh (Literally translated in English as Red Garden) is spread over 240 acres and boasts of trees that are more than 100 years old, inventive bonsai and over a 1000 various … More The Bicentennial Flower Show
“The pages turn themselves” and I must admit that a thriller is one where this is must. Though I have never read an Indian thriller before, Private India did not disappoint me. Plot & Storyline: Set up in Mumbai, the novel is fast paced and all characters are introduced within first 100 pages of the book. Santosh … More Private India : A Book Review
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