Book Review: Cut by Sreemoyee Piu Kundu; Bloomsbury Publishing

“I am a director of plays, your honour, a writer and a performing artist. I have no religion except my conscience. My atma is infinite. It belongs everywhere.” Amitabh Kulashetra, a renowned theatre director utters those words when he is put on the stand to defend his petition against a Rashtriya Dal leader who is…

Has it broken me apart, you ask?

Like the edge of reason slipping away, Into the dark abyss, never to return. It hurts but, has it broken me apart, you ask? Tumbling off into the unknown, Wondering how I could stay sane, And yet, somehow still breathe, Despite the aching pain in my ribs. Shattered, but, has it broken me yet, you…

Cuckold by Kiran Nagarkar; Harper Collins India

Hello again! The book on TBF today is Cuckold by Kiran Nagarkar. It is a historical fiction based on the lives of Prince Bhojraj and Meera Bai. The story is set in Mewar, following the heir apparent, Maharaj Kumar and the tumultuous relationship he shares with his wife. When on his wedding night his wife…

The Mogul by Vish Dhamija from Harper Collins India Publishers

Hey there! Today up for review is The Mogul by Vish Dhamija from Harper Collins India. A courtroom based drama that Vish Dhamija is known for, it promises to deliver to justify the tag of Indian Jefferey Archer given to him. When Prem Bedi, India’s third richest businessman finds out that his ex-wife, Rhea and…

Table for One by Neha Bindal from Half Baked Beans Publishing

Hey there! Today up for review is a book that still is making rounds of the Amazon Bestseller List, almost 2 months after it’s release: Table for One by Neha Bindal. When Taara Maheshwari is given the ultimatum of getting married, she instead decides to take a trip to Europe before life finally calls her…

Pralay : The Great Deluge by Vineet Bajpai; Courtesy : Readers Cosmos

Hello again! Up next for review is Pralay : The Great Deluge by Vineet Bajpai, the second instalment of the Harappa Series. It carries on the storyline from the previous book as the secret and mystery of Harappa continues to extend into another round of intrigue. If you haven’t read the first book, this is…

Harappa : The Rise Of The Blood River by Vineet Bajpai; Courtesy : Readers Cosmos

Hello people! Today up for review is a book that made a storm in the Indian literary community, bringing into light a genre that had remained untouched for a really long time and was only associated with the likes of Amish and Shreyas Bhave: Mytho-fiction. Hyped and loved, Harappa : The Rise of The Blood…

Hungry Gods by Richa Lakhera from Rupa Publications; Courtesy : Readers Cosmos

Hey there! Today on TBF we have a book called Hungry Gods by Richa Lakhera from Rupa Publications. A psychological thriller that took the Indian reading community by storm, it is one of the most anticipated and appreciated books of the year. WARNING: THE BOOK CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT AND X–RATED LANGUAGE THAT IS NOT ADVISABLE…

Work, Workers and Workplaces by Parthajeet Sarma; Courtesy : Readers Cosmos

Hello people! Today on TBF is a non-fiction book called Work, Workers and Workplaces: using space as a starting point of innovation by Parthajeet Sarma. It explores the evolving work space as employee potential and innovation take different on different roles, courtesy of the same.  The book revolves around the concept of merging digitalisation and…

Such is HER life by Reecha Agarwal Goyal from Fingerprint Publishing

Hello! In the second book review of the day, I am going to be talking about Such is HER Life by Reecha Agarwal Goyal. This book that clearly talks about women and her perspective roles in society, takes you through a maze of entanglements that a woman goes through in her life. The book is…