All posts by Rucha Wankhede
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Kabir Singh is a case study in misogyny and toxic obsessive love
There is a subtle difference and a thin line between making someone a priority versus being obsessed with your loved one; between eccentric love and...
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‘One Indian Girl’ By Chetan Bhagat | Book Review – A Congratulatory Feat
Chetan Bhagat is at it again. With ‘One Indian Girl’ all the classic hallmarks of a Chetan Bhagat novel are in place-a Punjabi middle class...
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‘Camel Karma’ by Ilse Koehler-Rollefson | Book Review
Jacket blurb – According to myth, the camel was created by Lord Shiva at the behest of his consort Parvati. Parvati shaped a strange five-legged...
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‘Delhi Mostly Harmless : One Woman’s Vision of the City’ by Elizabeth Chatterjee | Book Review
“I asked my soul: What is Delhi? She replied: The world is the body and Delhi its Life!” – Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib Thus goes the...
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‘Too Hard To Handle’ – by Anamika Mishra | Book Review
The book titled Too Hard To Handle by debutante author Anamika Mishra is a well written and refreshing novel. It narrates the story of a girl...
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‘Eighteen Plus : Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups.’ – by Apurv Nagpal | Book Review
Eighteen Plus is wickedly desi, quirky laugh-out-loud work of short stories, and though debutant author Apurv Nagpal does not claim his book to be an...
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India’s Military Conflicts And Diplomacy – An Inside View of Decision Making | Book Review
“History is a catalogue of mistakes. It is our duty to profit by them.” -Liddle Hart Gauging from the title of the book; it could...
