Book Review: Eye On You

Eye On You is an exciting and quick whodunit that doesn’t shy away from throwing punches at various levels of the society.

Book Review- The Misters Kuru : A Return to Mahabharata

The Misters Kuru is a breezy read, with plenty of social commentary and an endearing romance story at its heart.

Book Review: Moustache

Moustache is the story of a time and a place that was once here but doesn’t exist anymore. And paradoxically, it’s about the way things remain the same even after a hundred years.

Book Review : Yesterday’s Ghosts

Yesterday’s Ghosts is a decent attempt at a furiously-paced military thriller.

Book Review: Gangster On The Run

Gangster On The Run is an uplifting portrayal of one man’s fall and redemption.

Book Review: Gunning For The Godman

Gunning For The Godman is a crisp, satisfying true-crime page-turner.

Book Review: Kintsugi

Synopsis: Kintsugi, named after the ancient Japanese art of mending broken objects with gold, is a novel about young women …

Book Review: Dread by Aseem Rastogi

Aseem Rastogi’s Dread has stories with a real sense of terror and injustice, with relatable characters.

Book Review: The Morning Mist by Mahesh Sowani

Mahesh Sowani’s The Morning Mist is a short, quick-paced thriller that manages to stay unpredictable. Review.

Call Me Al Book Review : Profiling A Subcontinental Politician

Despite a slow opening, Call Me Al arrests you with its sparkling prose and clinical profile of its protagonist. A recommended read.