Sweat trickled down Kevin’s brow as he tried to stay still and focus on the house. Lights were on in the living room while the first floor was dark and the curtains were drawn close. He knew it wasn’t empty though, his task was there somewhere. He had never been entrusted with such a responsibility… Read More The Mark
Hi friends! If you remember (and even if you don’t), I had written a post on my favourite Indian English standup comics a while back. As someone who likes to consume Indian and international content, I had a great time putting together my Indian recommendations for you. Many of you had mentioned not knowing about… Read More My 5 favourite comics in Indian Hindi Standup Comedy
Way back in 2017, I had my first brush with the Indian English standup comedy scene. Thanks to some contest I won on Twitter, I got free tickets to a gig at the Canvas Laugh Club, Palladium in Lower Parel. The lineup for the day boasted of comics like Jeeya Sethi, Anshu Mor, and others.… Read More My 5 favourite comics in Indian English standup comedy
“Love me for a reason and let the reason be love” went the famous Boyzone song and left a deep impression on the starry-eyed, romantic teenager in me. How could it not? Gorgeous British boys with their spotless skin and sexy accent could never be wrong about love, after all. Like many girls of my… Read More How marriage made me a better person
Hi readers! I felt that I deserved a breather after my last book but here I am, reading and writing about my latest exploits again. Excited to share another book review with you all and this time it’s a fun fiction book Written In The Stars by Divya Anand. About the book Written in the… Read More Book Review: Written In The Stars by Divya Anand
Hi readers! After a brief break (while I was reading loads!) I’m back with a book review for #BookChatter. This time it is a cute illustrative book called I Hate My Curly Hair by Divya Anand with illustrations by Rujuta Thakurdesai. About the book Remember the time when as kids we abhorred some or the… Read More Book Review: I Hate My Curly Hair #BookChatter
Gullu and Tikku stared at the green dupatta, the mere sight of it sending a chill down their spine. “Why is it still here? Why didn’t you get rid of it?” Gullu blurted out. Normally submissive, Tikku wasn’t taking it lying down this time. “Don’t blame me. What could I do in all that mad… Read More The Horror Dupatta Story #WoWe