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Breaking Silence 3
Some Emotions are better left unsaid But at times you feel that it would have been better if you had said it. Here are some of the unsaid feelings and emotions penned down in form of poetry. The book Breaking Silence is the series of books that contain these unsaid emotions and feelings.
Breaking Silence 4
Some Emotions are better left unsaid But at times you feel that it would have been better if you had said it. Here are some of the unsaid feelings and emotions penned down in form of poetry. The book Breaking Silence is the series of books that contain these unsaid emotions and feelings.
Meet The Strings
Since, the moment I realized, that it’s not just the ‘corporal of us’ which matters, but also the sense and emotions which makes it who we are… I have got more disappointments over hypocrisy and prodigy called happiness. Certainly for a larger chunk of people the word ‘self esteem’ is one of the reason for the fervor on their countenance, but some have lost it in the shallowness of their pseudo pride, which they call modern living… People born and die giving the definitions of life and what it cocoons but nobody has comprehended it in the real terms… It’s actually the question of conscience; nobody is taught morals in class or ethics in the temple, the fight to be a devil or angel in this world starts within and ends within. Nobody wins and nobody loses, nobody makes beyond life anyway. What remains is the journey, which we often miss and covet… and that certainly is ‘Life’…
Maybe Yes
“Will you ever stop loving her?” Shweta was yelling as Ayaan was walking away. He turned back and looked at Rhea for the last time. “Maybe Yes,” Ayaan murmured to himself and continued walking amidst the heavy snowfall. Ayaan struggles to answer the question. He is bewildered, as he still does not have the answer after fifteen years. He is a simple guy with simple tastes, sitting in the corner, watching it all happen around him in which he cannot participate. Nevertheless, he decides to leave no stone unturned when it comes to grabbing an opportunity to overturn the old sissy life. However, all his planning and plotting for turning his life around is flushed down the gutter when Rhea enters his life. It pushes him off the ledge and throws him into the pit of ambiguity. His past haunts him, because of which he is not able to confess his feelings to the girl he loves. He keeps on encountering her in different phases of his life in the span of fifteen years. Maybe Yes is a saga about love, friendship, and finding oneself.
First Day, Last Show
“Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost”; “Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahi namumkin hai”; “Jo main bolta hun, Woh main karta hun. Jo main nahi bolta woh main definitely karta hun” Lines from well-remembered films (or ‘dialogues’ as we call them), are part of the currency of our everyday speech. Climactic scenes are unforgettably etched in our minds. Yes, we don’t just watch movies, we internalize them. How many times, have you selected a movie shuffling through multiple reviews and ratings only to find that what you see on screen is very different from what you were led to believe? You wonder if they were written more objectively and someone like you could tell what to expect? Here is an attempt to do just that. First Day, Last Show takes you through an engrossing journey of movies seen through the eyes of a common cinemagoer. The book is a bouquet of impressions about films gathered over a period of four years. You will relate to these views easily, even if you have not seen or heard about the movie earlier. All you need is to be a fairly regular cinema goer. If you love movies, you will love reading First Day, Last Show.
Ignited Love
In this book, Ignited Love, Twenty budding authors across different parts of India have wonderfully expressed themselves on various themes in different genres. The best of their works are presented here as a fine collection where readers can find themselves enjoying the amazing voyage of co-authors' creation.
Woman the Warrior
Woman the warrior is a composition if writeups and poems paying a tribute to the journey of femininity and womanhood. We really hope that the writeups would be admired by you.
Stories That Bind
Stories that Bind: Political Economy and Culture in New India examines the assertion of authoritarian nationalism and neoliberalism; both backed by the authority of the state and argues that contemporary India should be understood as the intersection of the two. More importantly, the book reveals, through its focus on India and its complex media landscape that this intersection has a narrative form, which author, Madhavi Murty labels spectacular realism. The book shows that the intersection of neoliberalism with authoritarian nationalism is strengthened by the circulation of stories about “emergence,” “renewal,” “development,” and “mobility” of the nation and its people. It s...
