Stories Matter
Stories Matter
“Dive into insightful blogs from writers across genres. Discover in-depth stories, opinions, and ideas that spark thought and inspiration.”
Author: Kinjal Jain While thinking about this blog, it reminded me of a date which I planned during lockdown when hotels or theatres were shut & we spent quality time at home. It was my husband’s birthday & I wanted to make it exciting since he was working day & night for hospitals. My husband […]
Author: Kinjal Jain After ample discussions, gatherings, shopping lists & adjusting school schedules, this trip made its way out of friends’ WhatsApp chats. A vacation like this is impossible to forget. Ocean air & salty hair, flip-flop & distinct memories. Xin Chao! Welcome to Vietnam ????????! A Southeast Asian country known for its beaches, rivers & pagodas.
Author: Swati Mohandas Monsoon is most welcomed as it gives us respite from the summer heat. It gives us a chance to do various wonderful things such as smell the fragrance of rain-kissed ground, sipping on our favourite hot beverage and taking in the cool breeze. With the monsoon season in full swing, you are
Reviewer: Avni Rahul Katakkar BAWAAL, the direct OTT release on Amazon Prime indeed made a Dhamkedaar entry. There was a lot of expectation from the acclaimed directors Nitesh Tiwari ( Dangal Fame ) and Ashwini Iyer ( Panga fame ) , which they fulfilled amazingly. The story is simple, humble, heartwarming and engrossing. The performances
Author: Amita Raj Is fashion limited to dressing for a party?Or a daily fiesta celebrating the gift of beauty?I’ve often wondered how one can be fashionable without being a slave to fashion so to speak. For me personally the answer is not necessarily in competing in the race of stylish trends, but in that quiet
Author : Amita Raj My purple diary has rain stains that cannot be erased. They are poignant impressions of unusual monsoon rains during my trip to a small town.As I stepped out of the train platform into the street on my first day there, I was welcomed by silvery purple pearlesque drops of rain, like
Author: Swati Mohandas Sitting by the window, Savouring the view Sipping on hot coffee, our morning ritual, Watching the rain drops drizzling down Listening to the birds sing their song, Could embrace you all morning long The aroma of the muddy puddle, Such days are perfect to cuddle Nature’s mighty symphony, Takes me on an
Author: Anindita Bhattacharya Whenever I want to write something about nature I feel my love in it. We were bearly in our late teens then. The non stop rain soaked us, wandering near the college fields, the scent of new love, dreams in our eyes to see a new world. We were crazy. We went
Reviewer: Avni Rahul Katakkar Piyush Gupta’s Tarla starring Huma Qureshi is a biographical movie on the renowned chef and entrepreneur, Tarla Dalal. The movie is a tribute and celebration of Tarla, her courage and her way of empowering women. Piyush Gupta badly fails in his directorial debut of this biopic. In layman’s language, Tarla’s inspirational
Author: Swati Mohandas ‘Hangover’, this term is not only associated with alcohol but also with books. Yes, you read it right! A ‘book hangover’ is defined as the feeling when a reader finishes a fictional book and they continue to think about the fictional world mentioned in the book. Source: the internet. Book hangovers are very