My Top 5 Movies Of All-Time
Movies have always been an integral part of my life. Like food, there are some movies that take me back to my childhood days. The truth is that there are at least twenty movies that I can binge-watch anytime. Anyway,…
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Miracles do happen
Just back from a movie date with Hubby. He booked a cab for me to the mall while he came straight from the office this noon. As we greeted each other Me: So, what movie have you booked? (thinking it’s…
It’s time to celebrate the 7th Annual #AXFDayOfGrace
Mark your calendars, Mumbaikars! On 3rd February 2019, Indian Ocean, the popular rock band will be in Mumbai for an extraordinary charity concert. Curious? Read more! The Angel Xpress Foundation is a 12A, and 80G certified NGO set up by…
It feels good to be back
Today, I break my blogging hiatus after five long months. And it feels so good to be back in my virtual home. While it is true that at the fag end of 2017 that I decided to go slow with…
Book Review of ´Murder in the Palace and Other Short Stories´ by Priya U Bajpai
Priya U Bajpai´s debut book ´Murder in the Palace and Other Short Stories´ is a shining testimony of her expertise and calibre in the writing craft. At no juncture did I feel that I was reading a book written by…
Stop shitting around! #FridayReflections
We live in a culture where elders are given their due place of respect. No matter what, they are always right. Even if they are wrong, they are still right. Giving respect, allegiance and complete obedience to our elders is…
Letter to Daddy From His Daughter Who Loves Reading
Dearest Dad, There are no formalities or secrets between us. And, I think that’s the greatest success of our relationship. I have never felt the need to hide anything from my life because you always let me be. You have…
Book Review of ‘Life´s Magic’ by Tomichan Matheikel
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo da Vinci This iconic quote is apt to describe ´Life´s Magic´ written by Tomichan Matheikel. Tomichan´s writing style is impeccable – simple, clear, concise and elegant. The book is a joy to read…
Papa Kehte Hain Bada Naam Karega
“They say that from the instant he lays eyes on her, a father adores his daughter. Whoever she grows up to be, she is always to him that little girl in pigtails. She makes him feel like Christmas. In exchange,…
Let it go? No, let it be! #MondayMusings
Christian theology can be quite perplexing even to the holy men. But religion and spirituality doesn´t need to be so if one has simple child-like faith. But again, how can one hold onto blind faith and hope in times of…
Raazi: A sophisticated and subtlety intelligent spy thriller #MovieReview
Bollywood is no stranger to patriotic movies. Movies like Mother India, Border, The legend of Bhagat Singh, Sarfarosh, Gadar, Airlift, Rustom amongst many others are remembered to this day when you talk of this genre. And, then comes the latest…
Book Review of ‘Aarohi’ by Anupama Dalmia
This book review is special for many reasons. For one, it is the first time that I am reviewing a book where I know the author personally and have met her. Second, the author is a writer who I admire…
Somethin´bad
There are some vices that are actually blessing in disguise. I know it´s embarrassing to share a couple of them with the world here. But hey, everything in moderation is good right? That´s what my mother used to tell me…
Hichki is a breath of fresh air
Seriously, Hichki is a good Hindi movie in such a long time. When movies like Hichki come your way, it is like a breath of fresh air from the tiresome substandard Bollywood masala films. The plot Naina Mathur is plagued…
Coco: A Heartwarming Tale of Family, Love and Self-discovery
By default owing to my status as mum, I end up watching most of the latest animated movies for children. Truth be told, I dozed through most of them. But, there are some incredibly made animated movies that make the…
Let´s talk blogging
5 highs in my blogging journey The humble beginnings: I started my first blog back in 2006 (much before I was married) when the whole concept of blogging was almost alien in India. I remember my first high when I…