You may probably wonder what is so special about watching a movie on a Saturday, or a Rajini movie on a weekend for that matter. Given the number of reruns on television for Rajini movies, it wouldn’t be surprising if someone has watched a Rajini movie for more than a 100 times. What made my weekend special was the fact that I was going to … Continue reading A Movie to Remember!
I’m not sure what exactly triggered this, but I always seem to find myself around conversations that relate to working out or debating the nutritional aspects of food or fitness in general. Since a lot depends on what we eat, almost everyone has become an expert in what to eat, what not to eat and how to eat. As much as I’m happy to know … Continue reading Healthy Snacking with SnackExperts
Keeping up with the tradition of posting the yearly round-up, I decided to analyse and write about how 2015 had an impact on me. Before I could delve any deeper on the events, I was sure of one thing though. I had no idea on Jan 1st, 2015 that this is how my life would shape up. On Jan 1st 2016, when I was thinking … Continue reading 2015 – The Year that Was!
This book is written by Ankita Sharma and published by Humming Words Publishers. Ankita is a well-known blogger, who blogs at Humming Words. The book is a collection of several short stories. The stories are normal everyday occurrences which everyone would be able to relate to. Of late I’ve been reading a lot of short stories and so I did not hesitate to review this … Continue reading Book Review: The Wedding Trousseau and Other Short Stories
It’s funny how some people always want to follow the rules and are often the first to break them. Take littering for instance, some people go at lengths to talk about how people don’t have civic sense. Later they end up throwing a banana peel from their window. Another thing is how we aren’t good in forming queues. During my first trip abroad I was … Continue reading Breaking Queues
(P.S this post is written by a very simple person, so kindly do not expect advanced technical information here.) When I got a call from Blogadda, asking if I was interested in test-driving Jaguar’s Land Rover, I said yes without a second thought.But I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I had no idea how exciting the Land Rover Experience would be … Continue reading The Land Rover Experience!
The Turning Point, is a compilation of short stories from Indian Writers. This includes the work of Nikita Singh, Parinda Joshi, Atulya Mahajan, Shoma Narayanan, Harsh Snehanshu, Judy Balan, Meenakshi Reddy Mahadevan and Durjoy Dutta. Every story here has a different flavor, but they are bound together by a common theme – as the title indicates—a Turning Point. When I was initially asked if I … Continue reading Book Review : The Turning Point
At a time when there are so many young and upcoming authors, there are a few like authors Rohit Gore who make a mark for themselves, through their books. Previously I’d read ‘The Circle of Three’ by the same author and I was happy to see Indian authors write such wonderful novels. I started this book, ‘The Guardian Angels’ with a lot of expectations and … Continue reading Book Review: The Guardian Angels by Rohit Gore
Everybody has an opinion on something. Earlier people never expressed their opinion unless they were asked about it, since there was no particular medium available for everyone. Thanks to the advent of the Social media, these days it is easier for people to express their thoughts and make it known to the world. Well there is nothing to blame about here. People have a right … Continue reading ABC Challenge #15 :O for Opinion
Like any other day, I logged into Facebook to stay in touch with what was happening around the world. A blogger friend of mine, Sowmya had posted something in our Chennai Bloggers Club page. A bright red poster from Blogadda was occupying a lot space on the wall. Reading further I realized that it was a Product Review. 30 Bloggers were to be given an … Continue reading The Vista D90 Experience!
As The Mind Wanders 