Frankly, it’s not really a book review. It’s more of a love affair with a book which happens to be my hardly-known-to-me hero’s autobiography.
Biddu was a name that I had read a lot of times, on a lot of tracks that I loved during the Indipop revolution of mid to late ’90s. And so, somehow [...]
I have finished reading more than 75 books till date, maybe something around 90. But there is a huge number of books I started, bought, or borrowed but never reached their end, for different reasons. One of these books was Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things.
For the first time in my life I had [...]
Perfect strangers
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari
The Gift
Swami – Sharatchandra (H)
Men of Steel – Vir Sanghvi
United States of Europe
True Believer
Elephant Tiger and Cellphone
Inscrutable Americans
HT leadership summit: India: the next global superpower?
Life on a Refrigerator Door
The Wedding
Above Average
Apne Apne Ajnabi – Agyeya (H)
Families at Home – Reeti Gadekar
The Bridge across forever
The Time Machine (abridged)
Nehru – Shashi [...]
The story of buying Dilli to Pagal Hai (DTPH) is interesting. I was in the Bangalore Book Festival, which is running from 6th to 15th November, 2009. I had been through the bookfair and was tired, having a plain Dosa and Appy while my friend told me that we had bought total 13 books. And [...]
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