A proud Sagittarius having varied interests which keep changing from time to time. Travel, Food, Films, Books, Music, and Photography are some which have stayed with me over the years and I enjoy partaking in them, in one form or another, even now. Although, my kids take up most of my time, it has been fun watching them grow and develop interests of their own, some of which thankfully coincide with mine.
Overlooking the famous Matterhorn, Zermatt remains one of the most visited destinations in Switzerland. Its year-long appeal makes it the perfect place to spend a few days full of adventure, gastronomic indulgence, or if you prefer scenic rest and relaxation. The winter months are particularly busy as this […]
The magnificence of Mughal Architecture is witnessed in all its glory across New Delhi. A unique style the encapsulates the aura of India’s rich past, the tombs, mosques, and forts make for not only an exciting history lesson filled with stories of love, tragedy, and betrayal but also […]
Look at any movie list, and you are bound to find a fair share of cult, classic, and modern-classic films. But, the chances of coming across a “modern cult classic” are pretty slim. Gangs of Wasseypur has in its own way redefined Indian cinema. It ran for over […]
Once in a while a book comes along that makes you want to give up reading. It makes you cringe because while it has its heart in the right place, some fundamental aspects of writing a book are ignored, resulting in it being close to torture. Amar Akbar […]
It’s not an easy task to write about a film that has been called “one of the greatest films ever made in Indian cinema”. Not only was the film exceptional, on numerous levels, but the fact that it took 16 years from the start of shooting till its […]
Singapore is the perfect destination for all kinds of travellers. Whether you are on business, looking to have a relaxing, romantic vacation, want to immerse yourself in gastronomic delicacies, or just need to spend time with your family, Singapore has achieved the designation as the go-to destination for […]
It’s hard to review a book like Satyajit Ray’s Ravi Shankar primarily because it is more of a collector’s item, and is also likely to appeal mainly to hardcore cinephiles or music enthusiasts. While on the surface it is the untold story of the documentary that Satyajit Ray […]
