Book Review

Four Novels And An Author

Four Novels and an Author - Reviewed by Amita Sarwal By now almost everyone who is into Bollywood films has seen – or is waiting to see – the highly triumphant 3 Idiots loosely inspired by and loosely based on Chetan Bhagat’s first novel Five Point Someone: What Not to Do at IIT.

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Ten Years with Guru Dutt

I have known Sathya Saran since the late 1970s. We were both young journalists in Bombay writing for among other, India’s leading women’s magazines, including the erstwhile Eve’s Weekly. She then joined Femina and moved up as its Editor-in-Chief.

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The Sky Below – Yet The Sky is Her Limit!

Meeting Sarah Singh a couple of days after the screening of ‘The Sky Below’ in Singapore, it is the petite painter-photographer-film maker’s pulsating, animated energy that dominates.

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The History of the Indian Diaspora

The history of the Indian Diaspora, which numbers an impressive 20 million or more, has been encapsulated in The Encyclopedia of the Indian Diaspora. The history of the Indian Diaspora, which numbers an impressive 20 million or more, has been encapsulated in The Encyclopedia of the Indian Diaspora.

The Art of Happiness-Autobiography of a Yogi

The Art of Happines

My ‘closest,’ ‘indirect’ encounter with the Dalai Lama is through some good friends who were privileged to have had a private darshan with His Holiness in Dharamshala. Sherna Danani describes him as being “so alive with happiness, so vibrant and brimming with positive energy – smiling and laughing all the time. He entered the room, and it became alive.”

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