खिड़की (Khidki) is one of my poems that reflects on our tendency to see the world through narrow perspectives, often through filters of our choice. Inspired by a painting by Snehal Ekbote, this piece challenges the way we perceive reality.
I’d love for you to read it & share your thoughts!
Espionage thrillers set during Indian Freedom Struggle are hard to find. Enakshi’s The Silk Route Spy fills that void. It’s a story of Nandlal Kapur following him on his journey along the silk route, asking us to decide if he was a traitor or a patriot. Read to know more.
Gurudev Rabindranath Thakur has always been inspiring and intriguing character. I am always fascinated by his work, this is my attempt to translate Tagore’s ‘Anonto Prem’ in Marathi (with William Radice’s English translation as a reference).
I was excited to read the first book of Richard Osman’s new series “We Solve Murders”. Richard’s earlier work “Thursday Murder Club” has set the bar quite high. He dropped a new one with a bang, but…
Excitedly saying hello to a zooming 2025, it’s buzzing around. I hope things I set for ’25 will complete with all your love & support. As I start the blogging journey of 2025, it will be good to expand on them a bit here.
Poets are always called heartbroken. Yes, sorrow is a powerful emotion, but not every good poem happens when you’re sad. But, then how does it happen?
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