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Quarter Of A Life
This novel is about my own life experiences from birth till I became 19 years old. I consider 'that', about quarter of a normal human life span. In this book, I have tried to describe my family and my relationships with people as faithfully as I could. It may seem that I haven't held them in high esteem, but that is not true. I have alway loved and respected my entire family. It is the situations that one needs to analyze and hold them to account.
GOOD SOULS
It always feels heavy to think about people, who are no more with you. People in anyone's life will keep moving on, including yourself. So, it depends how sensitive you have been to their presence in your life and what impression did they leave on you, you will react to their absence. You may miss some people for a month, a year and few others you may never get over. I have kept these stories alive inside me for very long, because I wanted to make them public and immortal by publishing them. Hope this book is received well.
Melting Words
I have used a casual and spoken laguage style for my poetry, which one can find unusual. Normally style of poetry is supposed to be well crafted and even formal. I hope readers will appreciate and enjoy this short book.
KARMA HAPPENS
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Everybody Wants a Hit
This book is directed at all those who take to Bollywood as a modern-day El Dorado movie hopefuls, aspiring filmmakers, wannabe stars, serious investors in cinema and anybody remotely curious about the myth and magic of Hindi cinema. While deconstructing some of the myths, the book seeks to answer the most common and fundamental question: Is there a secret formula to a Bollywood hit? Through simple, easy to follow examples, the reader is introduced to ten basic principles, which eliminate all chances of failure and contribute to the making of a hit. These are listed as the Ten Mantras of Success . In essence, the book establishes that success in Bollywood is not a matter of chance or blind luck, but the reward for following a methodical and deliberated approach to cinema, backed by sound scientific reasoning and historically irrefutable facts.
Screen World
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Arunoday (Sunrise)
Together, Aditya and Kirthi untangle the infectious web of corruption infecting Sharma Industries and, they commence their journey of love. Aditya had stepped into the turmoil when he arrived in India. Now, six months later, a feeling of accomplishment drenches him. He looks forward to his marriage and his life with Kirthi. As the engagement ceremonies unfold, the future seems bright for both of them. But Kirthi is still a widow and her remarriage is a direct confrontation and, in defiance of Indian tradition. Can their relationship survive the vehement protests, death threats from the society and, and an accident that threatens to destroy Aditya's future?
Brand Bollywood
Convenient coincidences and glycerine tears, star-crossed lovers and happy endings, mindless songs and energetic dances…These elements, and more, have sustained the Bollywood brand of cinema for nearly a century, so much so that it has now found acceptance across continents. This book is a road map for the fast-changing entertainment landscape of India. It succinctly outlines how film entertainment in India is no longer just an artistic or creative enterprise. This is due to the rapid convergence of various media—home video, satellite television, radio, Internet, animation and gaming—which determines the success, or otherwise, of films. The author contends that the most successful film...
काव्य-कथा
मैंने इन कविताओं को कविताओं की सीमा के आगे ले जा कर उनमें एक कहानी भी गूँथने की चेष्टा की है। इस कारण पाठकों को कदाचित इनमें दोहरी रूचि का अनुभव होगा। इस पुस्तक को मैं मुंबई शहर में आये उन तमाम नौजवानों के अटूट साहस एवं अदम्य उत्साह को समर्पित करना चाहूंगा जो दूर दराज़ से अपना घर-बार छोड़ कर यहाँ आते हैं। वर्ष १९७२ में मैं भी इन्हीं प्रवासियों में शामिल हो गया था।
