I feel fortunate to have studied in my mother tongue, Marathi. Though I didn’t appreciate it in school, it later led me to literary gems like Bakibab Borkar. His evocative tribute to Goa, written in the traditional Ovi form, resonates deeply—especially today, on his death anniversary.
Ladies’ Tailor is by far the best novel set in partition era. This post will tell you why this is the best story telling horrors endured by refugees and the eternal hope which refugees carried in their heart with them.
When life gives you a lemon, make a lemonade. We all have heard this, but these kids made it happen. Let me introduce you to Ethiopia Skate. A tale of finding joy where it’s scarce.
In Kamogawa Food Detectives, a father-daughter duo, is on a mission of tracking down lost recipes tied to precious memories. Will they able to help their patrons relive forgotten flavors and emotions, blending food, nostalgia, and healing in every bite?
This is a quintessential Indian urban tale of two individuals trapped behind emotional walls; shielded by the scars of failed relationships, unresolved grief, or the comfort of stable careers that merely pay the bills. Will they stay within these walls or are they open for second chances?
Life hit the fast-forward button; new apartment, new projects, and a whole lot of change. Somewhere in the chaos, my writing hit pause. But it wasn’t a goodbye, just a breather; a comma, not a full stop.
Read on to see what’s next.
