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Parveen Babi
‘Raat baaki, baat baaki... Hona hai jo, ho jaane do...’ Sensuous, glamorous and bold, Parveen Babi set the Hindi cinema screen ablaze during the 1970s and ’80s, breaking the ‘pious, nice girl’ mould of the film heroine and redefining it after her own style. On screen, she sizzled in unforgettable roles in blockbusters like Deewaar, Shaan, Kaalia and Amar Akbar Anthony – while, off-screen, her bohemian and unabashed lifestyle lit up gossip columns, and her appearance on the cover of Time magazine, a first for an Indian, created a stir nationwide. Yet, for all the sensational rumours and films her life inspired, Parveen has remained something of an enigma to generations of fans. In...
Parveen the Spice Queen
Parveen is passionate about her culture as well as her cuisine, as a wife and mum of three, she is a keen advocate of Indian home cooking as well as a TV Chef. After leaving the corporate world a decade ago, Parveen began demonstrating and teaching cooking around the UK, as well as Europe. She is a firm believer that with the right method and the right spices, anyone can create the most delicious authentic food. With this modern kitchen cookbook, Parveen demystifies the art of Indian cooking with simple step by step instructions, top tips on how to get the best from her recipes and beautiful clear images. Every recipe has a light hearted and personal anecdote, giving an insight into Parveen's family life and Asian culture... But, the real beauty of her recipes is that they really work. If you love Indian food and have always wanted to learn how to cook it then this is the perfect book for you!
Parveen
In 1920 a sixteen-year-old goes to visit her father in Persia and finds the unfamiliar customs difficult until she meets a young, handsome landowner from a nearby estate.
After Parveen Shakir: Poems
Parveen Shakir is widely considered to be the greatest Urdu female poet. She was born in Karachi - Pakistan on 24 November 1952 and started writing both prose and poetry at an early age, contributing columns to newspapers and articles to English dailies. Shakir published 5 books of poetry to great acclaim, the first being 'Khushbu' ['Fragrance'] (1976), followed by 'Sad Barg' ['Marsh Marigold'] (1980), 'Khud Kalami' ['Soliloquy'], 'Inkar' ['Denial'] (1990), and 'Kaf e Aina' ['The Mirror's Edge'] besides a collection of her newspaper columns entitled 'Gosha e Chashm' ['The Sight Corner']. She died in a car accident on 26 December 1994, when her car collided with a bus while on her way to work. 'After Parveen Shakir' is the first substantial selection of Shakir's work translated into English.
Celebrity Spice
Parveen Ahmed, dubbed 'The Curry Queen' by chef Gino D'Acampo presents a selection of recipes which will allow you to cook delicious, authentic Indian cuisine at home. The recipes were chosen by celebrity guests, who joined Parveen in her kitchen to learn how to cook their favourite dishes. In an honest and open foreword, Parveen describes how a life-changing event led her to create this book, from which all royalties will be donated to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital. Celebrities who were delighted to join Parveen in this project include Sir Trevor McDonald, Sir Richard Branson, Leona Lewis, Bear Grylls, Sir Michael Parkinson, Amir Khan and many more. The full list of recipes found...
Ankahi
Zara Khanna excitedly begins her journey from New Delhi to London for her second year at Loughborough University. Never in her wildest dreams did she imagine that her encounter with Ayaan Kapoor, a British born Indian guy, would change her life forever. In a short span of time, Zara’s friendship with Ayaan blossoms and they both become the best of friends. But deep down in their hearts, they are aware that their feelings for one another don’t fit within the mould of friendship. Will they have the guts to confess their feelings? Or does destiny have other plans for them?
Kumar and Clark's Clinical Medicine E-Book
Kumar & Clark’s Clinical Medicine 8 builds on the prize-winning formula that won the first prize in the BMA Book Awards Medicine Category in 2010 (7th edition) and 2006 (6th edition). ‘This book is comprehensive, student friendly (if still intimidating in size!) and covers such a vast breadth of knowledge. It still remains the primary ‘must-have’ text book of any budding doctor, or qualified one at that. This book is stunning in its breadth and in its ease of use. It still remains as the ‘gold-standard’ thorough guide to clinical medicine its forefathers were.’ BMA Judges 2010 'This is one of a select few books that deserves to be in most doctors' personal possession and it's a...
Head in Heaven Feet on Earth
Parveen Smith's journey began when she became ill in 2005.She wrote her first book in order to tell the world of her angelic experiences. Her visions were amplified during her illness. As she was recovering, she helped many people to start, or enhance their spiritual journey. Many people have benefitted from her connection to Angels and High Spiritual Masters. The Angels gave her visions which took her to her destiny. She speaks openly about her emotions and her trust in Angels, God and the Ascended Masters. She has taught many people about angels and the spiritual world. Parveen dedicates her life to compassionately helping humanity. This book shares true experiences with Angels and Masters linking in with some world events.
The Emptiness of the Image
There has long been a politics around the way in which women are represented, with objection not so much to specific images as to a regime of looking which places the represented woman in a particular relationship to the spectator's gaze. Artists have sometimes avoided the representation of women altogether, but they are now producing images which challenge the regime. How do these images succeed in their challenge ? The Emptiness of the Image offers a psychoanalytic answer. Parveen Adams argues that, despite flaws in some of the details of its arguments, psychoanalytic theory retains an overwhelming explanatory strength in relation to questions of sexual difference and representation. She g...
