What to do, what not to do

                                              This post is a part of Write Over the Weekend, an initiative for Indian Bloggers by BlogAdd...

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Book Review - Mistakes like Love and Sex

      Written by: Madhuri Banerjee Published by: Penguin ISBN: 978-0-143-41837-5 Genre: Romance, Fiction No. of pages: 238 Price: 199 INR   Synopsis: Cheated by her young and handsome Spanish boyfriend, Kaveri is back in India to follow a career as an artist and to find her dream man. However getting involved with an older man, making out with the hottest star in Bollywood, teaching a hot, upcoming actress Hindi;...

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Loosening Emotions

Feelings that were once hidden Started to erupt Days that were lonely Started to look lovely   It all happened on that evening Watching the sunset, sitting on the bonnet Sipping through a cup of coffee Enjoying the beauty of nature   Scenic topography, she exclaimed Eye soothing effect, I said As our arms flicked eachothers And the meeting of the eyes took place   Closer and closer to eachother Toes playing footsie Coffee...

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Crying and Attachment

This post was first published for Parentous an initiative by BlogAdda “Cry cry itna cry karte hain kaiko,Pal Pal rote hain kaiko” This, I heard from my friend Sheetal, who is allergic to children, when her sister-in-law delivered a baby girl. To this, I advised her that it is not about crying but about letting the world know that ‘The Child has arrived’ and since they cannot speak, they cry. Thus, giving me the idea for today’s post – Cry and...

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An Evening to Remember

I was cycling my way back from college to home. It was prelim time and today was the last paper. Eager to reach home early and catch some sleep I decided to leave the campus premises without wasting a single minute. So there I was ready to cycle my way back home with much excitement on face and a big smile as the paper was pretty good.   It usually takes thirty minutes in the afternoon to cycle but being Sunday the road was deserted....

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Silent Love

A beep on his mobile phone made him ran straight towards the top of his building. Taking two-three steps simultaneously, he reached the terrace in no time although gasping for breath. He positioned his binoculars and glanced at her charming face, wavy hair, smoky eyes and her breathtaking smile as he skipped a heartbeat.   Background: This fiction is written capturing the essence of First Love, A Silent Love when a feeling of love...

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A Romantic Dinner

This post was first published as a Guest Post for Samarpita Mukherjee Sharma. She blogs at Words' Worth by Samarpita and you can check the post here.   A frame of silence, aroma of roses and candles awaited her As he waited for the most beautiful lady to arrive for a romantic dinner    It was nothing short of a fantasy As she looked like an angel draped in a saree Enhancing the beauty of the room drastically   Seated...

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Movie Review - Vishwaroop

So Vishwaroop did happen yesterday afternoon when we had nothing to do. Yes! Nothing! (There are times in life when the dreaded three letter word takes a back seat and things like Vishwroop happens). So we landed at the multiplex, he cribbed before buying tickets at such exorbitant price (We usually go for movies on Tuesdays - Thanks to Vodafone), made some faces and reluctantly bought the tickets. Since it was time for the movie we decided to...

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Book Review - RIP

      Written by: Mukul Deva Published by: Westland Ltd ISBN: 978-93-82618-19-5 Genre: Fiction/Thriller No. of pages: 286 Price: 200 INR   Synopsis: Colonel Krishna Athwale and his team of Special Forces officers known as The K-Team rally to protect the country from the enemy within. And no one is safe from their deadly intent. Hellbent on stopping them is Raghav Bhagat, rouge para commando, gun for hire and...

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