Author: Ankit Dua
Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman (Book Review)
This book is remarkable, the way he expressed love in its purest form (‘even if its for the same gender’, i apologize to mention it but my intent is just to point out that “it was little difficult for me to Imagine) and also shown the obsessive and physical side along with a very strong […]
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand (book review)
i am nobody to write about this book, i guess do not understand it completely, but yes it way bigger and better than fountain head. i hope creators at present are considering her words. NO doubt its ayn rand’s magnum opus and also eye opener for me. i want all my friends and readers to […]
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand (Book Review)
As we all live in our own psychological world, she took me in trance where the greatness is discouraged because its different from the preset norms of the society. No doubt its a masterpiece because of the variety and the depth of each character and on the top of it, is a complicated love story.Her […]
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah (Book Review)
The best part is that the story is inspired by real events… That lady Andree helped pilots to escape Nazi territory is commendable, I have heard war changes people but through this book we can understand HOW.. my only issue with the book is exaggeration of so many things made it fictitious, various twist and […]
life is a challenge
To me life is a challenge, it’s about taking a random bicycle and reach to the top of the hill. ” I challenge myself everyday PHYSICALLY and EMOTIONALLY” Bec that’s the only way I know to LIVE in present. It’s very difficult to confront ur own shackles and desires daily but as I continue to […]
One hundred years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Generation after generation, world goes on but individuals live life as per their own belief. Like in this family some men and women stood upright and never compromised their principles and others in the same family tree couldn’t control the needs or may be couldn’t distinguish between love and lust. I am always interested in […]
Nectar in the Sieve by Kamala Markandaya
We all know how poor people live in India, we see them everyday. Still reading this made me realize that their suffering is beyond my imagination. This book remind me of great stories like The Good Earth. I like it, but this book not for the people, who read for inspiration. Book tells us, how relations […]
Gora By Rabindranath Tagore
This Book is a great work, few writers can skillfully bring together so many different ideologies and opinions and he also defined each character down to the last detail. I just feel that it covers the issues of 19th century and i guess in 20th century casteism is replaced by Career and Society is replaced […]
Career is Worst Human Invention
Right from the childhood I was told to become someone, obviously my parents wanted to announce in the society when I scored merit or got admission in Delhi University but with my every achievement their expectation got bigger and so was my Dreams. To be honest while keeping up with the Rat Race I realized […]