“Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them” – Lemony Snicket This quote must be somewhat of a joke in this age of smartphones, iPads & Kindles. A book doesn’t arouse curiosity as much as a smartphone app probably these days. Google Keep, Evernote, Colornote etc, the Google Playstore or the Apple […]
Title : Losing My Religion Author : Vishwas Mudagal Publisher : FingerPrint Release : 2014 Pages : 350 Genre : Adventure Losing My Religion is a tale of Rishi Rai, a gamer and entrepreneur and his adventurous journey after deciding to quit his ‘regular life.’ Spoiler Alert Rishi Rai is a young, probably in his […]
Title : Private India Author: Ashwin Sanghi & James Patterson Publisher: Arrow Books Pages : 470 Genre: Thriller Release date: 2014 Review for : BlogAdda.com About the Authors: Ashwin Sanghi is a popular Indian fiction writer with 3 previous bestsellers – The Rozabal Line, Chanakya’s Chant & The Krishna Key. James Patterson has written some […]
First of all let me apologise profusely to BLOGADDA for the delay in posting the review. As luck would have it, within a day of getting the book in my hands I got stuck with cases in the SICU. Infact it needed a sweet voice from Blogadda to remind me “When can we expect the […]
I know Im late in reviewing this book but that’s just coz I never thought that I would read it.I was actually asked to read this book by one of my friends about 2 months back but somehow I never felt inclined to. I asked him as to what the book was all about. […]
I went to watch the movie NEW YORK thinking it would be one of those masala entertainers & ofcourse coz Katrina was there in it too. I mean who woulnt want to see her on the huge screen. The movie didnt end up being one of those brainless entertainers but one of the most thought […]
Expectations were very high… of course they would be. After all the last movie by the director was RANG DE BASANTI which went on to become a cult film! That is definitely an incredible feat to follow. But I guess whoever watched Delhi 6 will definitely say that they were left a tad disappointed. It […]
