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You know that strange stillness you feel after watching a really powerful film or finishing a book that grips your soul? That’s exactly how I felt after reading The End Game—the final instalment in the Naimisha saga by Sesha. This wasn’t just a retelling of the Mahabharata. It was an emotional pilgrimage through dharma, doubt, and destiny. If you’ve ever paused during a mythological show and thoug...
Every now and then, a book comes along that doesn’t just tell you a story—it wraps itself around your heart, gently stirs up thoughts, and walks beside you long after the last page. Ram c/o Anandhi did that for me.I picked up this novel with zero expectations—no buzz, no hype, just a curious title and a lingering instinct. Akhil P. Dharmajan, a fresh voice from Malayalam literature, pens this stor...
When I think of you,it feels like a dream I once kept in a jar.When I fear being far from you,I whisper to the moon to watch over you for me.When worries weigh on your heart,I’ll sit beside you—to hold you, to stand with you.When I see stars sparkling in your eyes,I'll run with you to celebrate the joy of life.When tears fall from your eyes,I’ll be there, quietly holding the weight of your sorrow....
Imagine walking into a bookstore, only to bump into your dream man—charming, mysterious, maybe even with a past worth romanticizing. Sounds like every rom-com lover’s fantasy, right? That’s exactly the promise Too Good To Be True makes. Written by Prajakta Koli, aka MostlySane—a name that needs no introduction to her millions of YouTube fans—this debut novel attempts to translate her signature wit...
In a world where women often juggle multiple roles, Follow Every Rainbow by Rashmi Bansal shines a spotlight on 25 Indian women who dared to dream beyond societal expectations. Bansal, renowned for her works like Stay Hungry Stay Foolish and Connect the Dots, brings her journalistic prowess to narrate these compelling stories of female entrepreneurship. Her background as an IIM Ahmedabad alumna an...
Have you ever paused and asked yourself, “Why do I keep doing the same thing even though I know it’s not helping me?” That uncomfortable moment of self-realization is exactly where The Authenticity Protocol by Varun Agarwal begins its conversation with the reader. Known for his bestselling debut How I Braved Anu Aunty and Co-Founded a Million Dollar Company, Varun returns—not as the witty, rebelli...
Here is a travelogue of our slow, refreshing journey to Ratnagiri's hidden gem. Have a read if you are in the mood for a little travel escape:🔗 https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/05/09/mangoes-modaks-the-arabian-sea-our-kalbadevi-trip/ Let me know what you think! 😊 Blog post crafted on Thinkdeli.com
📍New Blog Alert!Last week, we stayed at a beach homestay that was indeed dreamy in daylight but felt like a spooky adventure at the first night. Here’s my take on the stay, the silence, the stars, and the bathroom that opened to the sky!Read it here: https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/05/08/by-the-bayratnagiri-boutique-beach-side-homestay-review/Would love to hear what you think!Blog post cr...
Have you ever stumbled upon a story that feels like a bridge between the past and the present, connecting you to a legacy you never knew existed? That's precisely how I felt diving into Akshat Gupta's The Naga Warriors: Battle for Gokul. After his acclaimed Hidden Hindu trilogy, Gupta returns with a tale that resurrects the valor of the Naga Sadhus—warrior monks whose tales have long been overshad...
What happens when the soulful ghats of Banaras meet the techno beats of Berlin? When tradition collides with modernity? When a girl raised with Indian sensibilities falls for a boy born amidst European liberalism? In Banaras Meets Berlin, Dr. Yojna Sah Jain doesn’t just tell a love story—she paints a cross-cultural, emotionally textured, and socially aware portrait of what it truly means to belong...
