Author: Ankush

The Green Button – A Short Story

Peter wondered what would happen if he pressed the green button on the device he held in his hand right now. Sally & Ron egged him on to do it but those dumb wits were not in their right senses. Sometimes, in their line of work, extraordinary amounts of patience and character was required. Successes were rare […]

Private India – Book Review

Book Title: Private India Author: Ashwin Sanghi Approx Leisure Read Time: 280 – 320 min Review:  I have never read a Private’s series book before, so I accepted this book without any pre-conceived notions or expectations. Since I had read all of Ashwin Sanghi’s previous books, I was sure of one thing; that it would be a Page Turner. And I […]

Business Doctors – Book Review

Book Title: Business Doctors Author: Sameer Kamat. He is the founder of an MBA Admissions Consulting firm and a site about Getting published in India. Approx Leisure Read Time: 220 – 260 min Review:  I came across this book by chance. The author contacted me through Goodreads.com and sent across the book. You see, that got me excited about this […]

Be The Master Of Your Life Choices

Is man supposed to be focused on only one task in his lifetime? Can’t he become an artist & a poet? Can’t he be a writer/blogger and a photographer? Can’t he be a salesman and an accountant? Why have we compartmentalized different skill-set and expertise to such an extent that mastering one is enough. Why have […]

What Defines Him?

Feelings are what drives him. Passion is what drives those feelings. Ambition is what generates the passion. Stretch goals is what fuels that ambition… The sense of achieving something overrides his every sense, filling every fibre of his body with an urgency of purpose that is so unsettling; only perfection will soothe the ache, the thirst, the […]

Guy Next Door

He just feels like climbing the nearest mountain, reaching the top, going to the edge and screaming his loudest for as long as he could. He wants to go and cry his heart out in a place as deathly quiet as the graveyard till he is completely dry inside. He wants to drink the strongest […]

Story Plots are getting more involving

Today after I finished watching the season 3 episode 7 of Game of Thrones, I was thinking, it is the third season and still the story doesn’t have seemed to moved ahead much considering what can happen in three seasons in other TV series. I know this series is an adaptation of A Song of […]

Devil In Pinstripes – Book Review

Book Title: Devil in Pinstripes Author: Ravi Subramanium Approx Leisure Read Time: 300 – 340 min Review: This is the second book of Ravi Subramanium I have picked up to read, the first being, If God was a Banker (May do its review someday). Devil in Pinstripes is a brainy piece of art. The book has office politics, groupism, powerplay, […]

IMDb Feeds Our Need For Quality Entertainment

In times of today, when time itself is short, having it extra and to spend it on watching movies, one would expect to spend it wisely on movies which adheres to one’s tastes. But when you have watched all the regular famous ones, that one should have watched, the question inexorably arises, ‘What next?’