Vaani Bhandari 
Of Course I Love You… Till I Find Someone Better by Durjoy Datta and Maanvi Ahuja is one of the first novels that I had subjected myself to, as a teenager. Well, I did not like it back then. But now, I detest it from … (Continue Reading)
Some books stay with you much longer than others. And The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde is certainly one of them for me. I had first read it as part of my CBSE syllabus. Back in school, I used to wonder how it would be … (Continue Reading)
If you have followed Twinkle Khanna‘s columns or interviews, then you would know how unafraid she is in speaking her mind. Even through Pyjamas are Forgiving, she comes across as someone who is unabashedly herself. The title itself is enough to ring a bell. The … (Continue Reading)
The Promise by Nikita Singh used to be my favorite novel as a teenager. And I somehow wish I had not tainted that guileless experience by reading again. I now have mixed feelings about this one. Singh mentions in the foreword that the novel’s green … (Continue Reading)
As someone who has grown up watching Shah Rukh Khan movies, dancing to his songs, and giving instant brownie points to anyone named Aman… reading his biography without being biased was nearly impossible. But therein lay the real challenge for the reader in me. This … (Continue Reading)
Lockdown is arguably the best time to tick off books from your to-read list. It’s also the perfect opportunity to revisit your favorite ones. It wasn’t the first time that I laid my hands on The Color Purple by Alice Walker. But what amazes me … (Continue Reading)