Personal
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And Memoirs!
Memoir writing is as easy as accepting what made you you. If there is anything lesser difficult, it is admitting to your mistake when you haven’t committed any. But life throws surprises and shocks at you. Which is what brings forth this series. On the surface, what looks like a recollection of the countless moments that Continue reading
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Ever Neglected. Never Neglected.
The perceptions. Love and geniality. The drumming, thumping, parading reality. Despite despair; nothing being new. That, which comes from within, is but You. Continue reading
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Movie in Review: Housefull 4
f there is a lesson that Rana must learn, it is that often people love (or hate) their protagonists not for what they do but for what they could do. Sharad’s voice, eyes, and the sardonic laughter spell that magic for us. More review on Housefull 4 follows on my site. Continue reading
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The Call of the Pen
Pen down, digress not For you must scribe much more Than what’s beyond fantasy Write what’s fathomable in only a lore. Continue reading
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Be that Faith
Through the watery eyes that flow, In the smoldering hearts that glow, Be the faith you wish the world to sustain. Continue reading
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Flipside
Time that once was clueless, Brought me down on my knees Time, the all mighty, now Tells my brave tales, too. Continue reading
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Movie in Review: Blank
Basically, the movie is a lot like A Wednesday in its plot in terms of what it earns for you toward the end, minus its excellence. Amongst the mediocre screenplay, and amidst the actors who have earned accolades with their talent, here is Karan who manages to outshine. More in the detailed review. Continue reading
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Movie in Review: The Tashkent Files
Here is one movie that couldn’t have had a better time for release. You are talking about a whole generation who has been kept away from the contribution that the second Prime Minister of India, Lal Bahadur Shastri had in making India what it is today. Centrally, the movie revolves around the death of our… Continue reading
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Movie in Review: Shazam
The movie is at least ten years too late. Had it been 2007, I’d have enjoyed watching it. Continue reading
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