Journey With Einstein

It seemed as if I had been living with Einstein for one month-the time I took to complete the book Einstein The Life and Times by Ronald.W.Clark-the biography w...read more

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Me and Mouthshut

Today, in the morning when I was just browsing Mouthshut, I just noticed in my profile page that I am a member since 2003. I thought I did not even realize it, ...read more

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Sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!

Writing anything in anger would not make it good. Oh, but I am so angry. I am really lost as to where do I begin. Having now come to Pune, Ihave started reading...read more

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All of us need an answer....?

A very small book, but the content has been contended ever since the first of fall of mankind, I am reffering to the of the forbidden fruit and Eve and Adam's F...read more

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Memoirs of a Geisha - Analysis

After reading the last pages of the book, I had felt why had I read it at ll? The conclusion drained out all my feelings, though I would say not for the central...read more

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Enchanting and Serene

I had not heard of Poovar Islands, until I visited it last week with my hubby , a very unplanned trip to Kanyakumari led us there by chance for we were on the w...read more

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My Name is Red - Engaging

Osho(Rajneesh) once said **Art is canonized and Religion is aestheticized**, thats precisely what *My Name is Red *is all about. But here one fails to distingus...read more

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Classic

Well with Saturdays and Sundays and with nothing much left for me to do, I ended up watching Cheeni Kum, a movie I wouldn't mind watching another time. There wa...read more

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Disappointing...

A complex theme but a toppling plot, arid and prosaic characterization, bleak climax and unnecessary glamor describes Nishabd. The movie neither had a proper pl...read more

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For the Grail Lovers

History is a novel that has been lived, a novel is a history that could have been (E&J Goncourt, taken from the book) The Labyrinth by Kate Mosse constructs tho...read more

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China In Early 20th Century

Pearl S Buck's The Good Earth is a very deep insight into life of Chinese people (in the early 20th century), especially of the almost impenetrable North China....read more

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You Did It, You Did It

Caesar in Cleopatra, Dr Doolittle in Doctor Doolittle, Professor Higgins in My Fair Lady, Pope Julius II in The Agony and The Ecstasy, Captain Daniel Gregg in T...read more

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Narnia

I happened to see this movie by chance. It was enchanting , for almost two hours you feel transported into some magical Island where lions and beavers speak, wh...read more

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''To Love is to see Light''

Les Miserables is one of the best book I have ever read. Initially when I began, the novel seemed to be too slow, but when you come to the end, you realise it i...read more

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Unspoken Words

''The noblest instincts, the purest sympathies are persecuted, slandered and if at length two poor souls do meet, all is so organised that they cannot blend tog...read more

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One Hundred Years of Solitude

Something Unfamiliar, Something Strange, Something Fearful and Something we do not know is the Latin America/South America, to say more appropriately the cultur...read more

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A Tale of Russian Love – Amidst War

A Tale of Russian Love – Amidst War Boris Pasternak’s Dr Zhivago is a classic which was denied publication in Russia – then USSR, the author w...read more

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Srirangam

Srirangam Srirangam, 7 km from Trichy (Tamil Nadu) is an island (actually islet) town known for its Temple of Sri Ranganathswamy steeped in rich history and cul...read more

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Uncle Tom’s Cabin Uncle Tom’s Cabin is memorable place, a memorable story as well – the author a “little lady” – Harriet Bee...read more

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How Strange!!!!

How Strange!!!! L’etranger – The Stranger – What sense the name evokes. The protagonist of the novella Mersault is a stranger to the world so ...read more

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