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The Quiet Longing to Be Understood – Mad Moments
Making a mad moment try after a long ime but I guess I need to get this out of my head and this seemed like…
Beyond the Last Page | Dear Dharam & Kim, from The Secret Eligibles of Mumbai
Dear Dharam & Kim, The first time I met you, you gave me complete Bollywood hero vibes – the charming, privileged guy who could win…
Book Review: The Secret Eligibles of Mumbai by Anmol Malik | A Heartwarming Bollywood-Style Family Drama
Review “Mom always gave it to me first and called it the first-born. I like it. Bears the heat and paves the way for others.”…
Book Review: Timeless Skills by Nishant Saxena | A Must-Read Business Book
Review ” If only we learn to treat the smaller hassles with more perspective, wisdom, patience, and with a better sense of humour, we will…
Reader_Viddh Ranked Among the Top 3 Indian Book Review Blogs by Feedspot in 2026
There are moments that remind you why you started. I’m incredibly happy and grateful to share that Reader_Viddh has been ranked #3 among the Top…
Interview with Vijay Wanchoo – Author of Checked In by Fate
In this conversation, Vijay Wanchoo reflects on his 44-year hospitality journey, the inspiration behind Checked In by Fate, and the leadership, resilience, and life lessons…
Beyond the Last Page | Dear Neil from Not Safe For Work by Radhika Agarwal
Dear Neil, When I first met you, I thought I had you figured out. You seemed like the typical privileged guy – confident, a little…
Unwinding My Weekend with Rise Luminosity by Anil Annaiah: A Mindful Journey Through Camera Yoga
“You must bear… your success with grace.” Some weekends call for adventure. Others call for stillness. This weekend, I found myself craving a slower pace,…
Book Review: Checked In by Fate by Vijay Wanchoo | A Practical Memoir on Leadership & Hospitality
Review “Attitude and aptitude will always take precedence over mere competence.” It had been a long time since I picked up a memoir, and I’m…
Book Review: Not Safe for Work by Radhika Agarwal – A Witty, Heartwarming Office Romance Set in Mumbai
Review “That’s the thing about Bombay. It pushes you and humbles you, and it never slows down for you. But if you’re lucky, it gives…
Book Review: 2nd Innings of Love by Ishita Tavadia – A Heartwarming Story of Love and Second Chances
Review “Life has a way of reminding us not to rush through moments that are meant to be lived slowly.” A rainy weekend afternoon with…
Book Review: Parshurama by Kevin Missal – A Thrilling Mythological Epic
Review “No matter how lost I am… I remember my duty.” It’s been so long since I read a book with multiple storylines running together…
Book Review: Niltava in the Oak Tree by Rinu. R – A Layered Psychological Short Story Collection
Review “When it’s about anger, don’t hold it up and unleash it as a weapon. Instead, release it into the wind.” If I had to…
Book Review: Whispers Through Horizons by M. A. Karadayi – A Thrilling Adventure Set in Antarctica
Review “You were called here, not by chance, but by destiny.” Right from the cover, Whispers Through Horizons by M. A. Karadayi felt like an…
Beyond the Last Page: ‘You Left Me, But You Didn’t Leave Me’ – All This Love by Ashish Bagrecha
“You Left Me, But You Didn’t Leave Me”– All This Love, Ashish Bagrecha I first read these words in All This Love by Ashish Bagrecha…
Book Review: Bhujang Shetty and the Order of the Ninth Eclipse by Gautham V. Kedoor – A Quirky, Chaotic Adventure.
Review “You say the world will fail if left alone. I say let it try, because even if we fall, at least we believe. And…
Reader_viddh Featured in The Financial Express
I’m delighted to share that Reader_viddh has been featured in The Financial Express in an article “Scroll Down to Flip a Page.” The piece explores…
Book Review – Jagannath: Stories of Faith and Devotion by Smita Das Jain – Meeting the Divine Through Stories.
Review “When love turns into a promise, it lasts beyond time. Being there for others is the greatest gift.” Some books arrive like a calling,…