Book Review: 1975 – The Year That Transformed Bollywood by Pratik Majumdar.
Review “This was a year rich in ideas, courageous storytelling and unforgettable artistry.” This line from the book stayed with me. It made me pause and reflect on how art…
Book Review: The Song of Our Bond by Pinki Bakshi – A Heartwarming Tale of Friendship and Memories.
Review “Sometimes people let differences divide them, instead of seeing what makes them the same.” This one line made me pause—it reminded me how often we create distance and differences,…
Book Review: Make It Happen by Darius Foroux- A Practical Guide to Mindset, Action, and Growth.
Review “Sometimes you will learn to love the things you are good at. And sometimes you get good at what you love.” I love Darius Foroux’s work. His simple, kind…
Book Review: Not Before You by Lata Gwalani – A Heartfelt Tale of Love, Sacrifice & Resilience.
Review “Money, fortune, jewellery, clothes and most of all, happiness are all useless if there is no family to share them with.” Some stories touch the heart, but a few…
Book Review: Life Without IF by Sudipto Chowdhury & Joyking Birje – Transforming ‘What If’ into Growth, Clarity, and Confidence.
Review “The key is knowing what success means to you and committing to that vision.” “IF”- just two letters, but how much power they hold in our lives. What if…
Book Review: The Girl in the Glass Case by Devashish Sardana – A Nail-Biting, Unputdownable Thriller.
Review “Knowing is the first step to self-improvement. You can’t improve if you don’t know.” “That’s how killers make mistakes. Speed. It compromises them, always.” A nail-biting, unputdownable thriller was…
Book Review: The Spirit of the Rainforest by Rosa Vasquez Espinoza – A journey of Adventure and Ancestral Wisdom
Review “It is a way of living that means reciprocating with the Earth, constantly maintaining balance throughout time. It also means honouring the invisible spiritual bond we have with the…
Book Review: How to Be Happy With Who You Are by Sudha Murty – a story about self-acceptance, comparison, and gratitude.
Review “True happiness comes not from comparison, but from accepting who we are. When we overlook what we lack and start valuing what we have, we find joy in simply…
Book Review: When You Give Everything All at Once by Prachi Saxena – Understanding Toxicity, Healing & Boundaries.
Review “Life as I knew it had to end, compelling me to rebuild a new one.” Some books give us a reality check. They help us acknowledge the feelings we’ve…
Book Review: Love – It Was Never Meant for Me by Kulbhushan Chaudhary: A Heartfelt Tale of Love, Loss & Resilience.
Review “He wanted to be the kind of person who left others better than he’d found them, even if no one else ever knew his name.”“Love taught me how to…
Book Review: Memory Stains on Banarasi Dupatta by Antra Dubey – A Soulful Tale of Love, Healing & Hope
Review “This time Maya wanted to walk that road, the one that meant facing life, not turning tail from it.” Some books leave us with lessons, some with hope, and…
Book Review: The 5-Minute Gita by Nitesh Gor – A Gentle Introduction to Timeless Wisdom
Review “We all have a choice to make.” “We simply need to be sincere in our quest and our questions; Krishna will always be there to guide us from within…
Book Review: A Place in This World by Richa Telang – A Heartwarming Tale of Grief, Friendship & Healing
Review: “Grief is a strange thing. It’s like an unwelcomed guest who refuses to leave. But remember, it’s okay to grieve. It’s okay to feel and acknowledge the pain. Because…
Book Review: What’s Your Price, Mr. Shivaswamy? by M.R. Dattathri – An Engaging Story of Trust, Legacy & Relationships.
Review: "If you seek the right response, you must post the right question." "Only those with unwavering faith in reaching another boat should dive into the waters. Let life unfold…
Rich and Emotional, Finding Home Again by Richa Sharma is a Masterpiece – Book Review
Review: “I carry a hint of every place I have lived in.” Some books stay with us a little longer. They ask us to slow down, to read at our…
When Designs Meet Drama: Book Review of The Designer by Prerna Gulrajani
Review: It had been a while since I read a good courtroom drama, and The Designer by Prerna Gulrajani brought back everything I enjoy about it. The sharp arguments, layered…
Book Review: On the Banks of the Pampa by Volga translated by Purnima Tammireddy.
Review: “What does the universe lose if we don’t exist?” This one line made me pause, reflect, and rethink everything. How a seemingly simple question can carry such profound weight,…
Book Review: Make Them Love It by Sameer Sankhe – a must-read on AI, innovation, and leadership.
Review “Execution is not part of the game; it is the game.” This isn’t just a powerful quote—it’s the foundation of Sameer Sankhe’s Make Them Love It, a smart, sharply…
Book Review: The Book of Clarity by Paras Chopra – A Practical Guide to Startup Success
Review: "This book requires thinking." The very first line of the book sets the tone perfectly, and it couldn’t be more accurate. It instantly piqued my curiosity and prepared me…
7 Must-Read Books That Made June Unforgettable
June came with some unforgettable reads. Some were light and comforting like a quiet monsoon evening, others pierced deep, lingering in my thoughts long after the last page. A few…