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Picture Credit - Amazon Prime Spy thrillers have much in common with baby boomers. This genre was born out of WW II and grew in the...

They say that you see Rama everywhere, when life becomes Rama-may (राममय)... Well, if not everywhere, then certainly in the gift items,...

Reviewing Kantara from a storyteller's perspective. Fiery opening overs, slugging middle, but shining climax – Kantara.

The Kashmir Files reviewed by a storyteller.

Book. Review of 'Inside Out' by Dolon Gupta.

पुस्तक समीक्षा: "पथरीली पगडंडियों पर" पद्म भूषण डॉ. खड्ग सिंह वल्दिया की आत्मकथा

Book review of the autobiography of Dr. K S Valdiya.

An unwilling husband becomes bored of his anniversary celebrations at his in-laws. His only dream: to mark the day with his wife. Too much?

When a fighter pilot flying an advanced 'stealth-jet' inserts himself behind enemy lines, will he unearth secrets he had not bargained for?

A note about 'A Kill at Kilbury' - our regular serialized story for Fridays. ATM : A Short Story Copyright © 2021 Shikhar Sumeru All...

जब गगन हुआ गुलाबी...

An obscure temple dating back a thousand years. The inexplicable leanings of the temples, only matched by their mystic charm...

A Tech entrepreneur goes missing in a heavily wooded land. The prime suspect is a master of stealth, a seasoned hunter, a trained killer.

The 1st serialized story under Friday Flyer - Astley Villa - tells an unusual tale of a Victorian mansion in a quaint hill station.

The 1st serialized story under Friday Flyer - Astley Villa - tells an unusual tale of a Victorian mansion in a quaint hill station.

The 1st serialized story under Friday Flyer - Astley Villa - tells an unusual tale of a Victorian mansion in a quaint hill station.

A confluence of history, spirituality, exemplary architectural masonry, and unparalleled sculptural craftsmanship.

Read Part 1 here Read Part 2 here Read Part 3 here Read Part 4 here Read Part 5 here Read Part 6 here Part 7 Astley Villa will soon come...

This 'Temple Tales' microblog tells about a temple where divine justice is served, literally.