Review: The Comeback by Suhas Mantri
An insight into the world of real estate, family feuds straight from a businessman-turned-author. The book’s tagline holds true.
Posted in: Books by Chetasi Kane1 Comment »
life-style ac-tivi-sm: (noun) intentional action in order to bring change in percieved definition of lifestyle in india
An insight into the world of real estate, family feuds straight from a businessman-turned-author. The book’s tagline holds true.
Posted in: Books by Chetasi Kane
You may feel that the jokes aren’t funny and the author – trying too hard. You will enjoy the book if you’ve loved Bollywood in the 90s.
Posted in: Books by Dipen Shah
The Hungry Tide is your answer to exploring a complete new world that has not been explored yet by any author – The Sunderbans.
Posted in: Books by Chetasi Kane
This one brings out universal emotions of the common man. Attention is paid to tiniest details and the characters come alive. The end however, disappoints.
Posted in: Books by Dipen Shah
Our first ever fan reviewers, Shikha and Rashida, on what they think about the newest Desi chic-lit to hit the shelves, Stilettos in the Newsroom!
Posted in: Books by The Tossed Salad Editorial
Get lost in the reality of dreams and sensuality. Is it worth Naipaul’s appreciative claims or just soft porn?
Posted in: Books by Naman Saraiya
A quick, humorous book which will make you go facepalm as you read through the protagonist’s dairy entries. Superbly intelligent-proof.
Posted in: Books by Sahil Khan
Clichéd as it may get, Faiyaz writes of the reality of relationships in urban cities which many of us tend to ignore. Read it for damn-aah-yes moments.
Posted in: Books by Sahil Khan
After Purple Hibiscus from the Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichi comes the novel of emotional truth that entwines love and politics together.
Posted in: Books by Tejal Johri
An enchanting story of a couple estranged amidst an unknown culture and their son’s alienation to his family to fit into a world unknown.
Posted in: Books by Bastab Chakraborty