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Differentiate or Die
Life was getting pretty boring, as such. The pile-up of books to be read was getting pretty thin, it was time for me to cough up some good book from my father’s overhead storage. In that process, I came across a book ‘Differentiate or Die’ by Jack Trout (along with Steve Rivkin). After reading the… Read more
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Mumbai Moods
It was four in the morning and a bloody cold at that. I dug my hands deep into the pockets while I watched my friend Ronak gazing out into the night through the open portal of a railway window. Cold air swept in but I think it did not bother him, though I was freezing.… Read more
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Don 2
Forget everything I ever said about Mission Impossible, I can recommend you a movie even better than that- it’s a one crafted in our Desi Bollywood– Don 2. ‘Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahi, namumkin hai’ (It’s not just difficult to catch Don, it’s impossible.)- is not the only catchphrase that will ring in your… Read more
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Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol
Ethan Hunt is back, back with a bang. Car Chases, Gun-toting assassins, Bomb blast in Kremlin, a clever psychopath and the world on the brink of nuclear war- it’s time for Tom Cruise to set the stage on fire with his action packed, gadgets riddled new Mission Impossible movie. Thumbs Up for the plethora of… Read more
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The Terminal Man
He is the Frission-Master, the Techno Thriller, the Tao of Tantalizing Twists and Turns and the Ultimate Grip you by your Lapels writer. He is of course Michael Crichton (rhymes with frighten!!!). Yesterday, I came across ‘The Terminal Man’ at a book sale. It takes me at least half an hour in deciding which book… Read more
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Business Leaders & Success
I recently read the ‘Business Leaders & Success’- it was actually a compilation of the IBD’s popular ‘Leaders & Success’ section of Investor’s Business Daily wherein they give a short biography cum inspirational article about some of the greatest go-getters ofAmerica. I don’t normally deviate from course and mostly stay focused on Crazy Fiction where… Read more
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Poseidon
I normally surf Television. In the process, I come across some remarkable shows which get me hooked (Ben10, Chhota Bheem, Roll No. 21!), or some really nice afternoon or after midnight flicks. I saw Poseidon on UTV Action this afternoon. I must say it ain’t no Titanic, but the action-sequences are pretty good. A Tsunami… Read more
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Gamer
If you think you can stomach some grime and blood for the weekend- Gamer is the ultimate movie. Full marks for the novel concept. A nano chip inside your head (which slowly replaces the cell of your brain) makes you a puppet in the hand of the ultimate puppet master (the person playing the game!).… Read more
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Big Fish
Well, what do you do when you are tired and frustrated- it’s midnight, dark and you are suffering from the bouts of Insomania- you watch the Big Fish by Tom Burton– well it ain’t no Sherlock Holmes but Big Fish is a tale of a tale-yarner: a story teller. Well, in the back waters, a… Read more
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Last Man In The Tower
The recently released Arvind Adiga book ‘Last Man In Tower’ is the ultimate dark novel. Sharp, cruel and and gloomy- this book ain’t for the faint-hearted… Read more
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I have a Dream
Here I reviewed the recently read ‘I have a Dream’ by Rashmi Bansal…… Hope you find it useful… Read more
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Shor in the City
I squinted at the pigeon. There it was squatting on the tilted tube light in our classroom (the reason of the tilt partly being its guano dumped at one of the corners) feeding its baby in the nest, it had created a place so niche that it had survived all the hazardous conditions out there… Read more
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Dreams of A Final Theory
At last, respite! Finally there comes a writer who does not evoke God when writing a book on physics for general public, finally I get to read someone who brings out his point with little or no historical bullshit or brings in no orientalism or mysticism when dealing with the interference pattern!! Maybe if… Read more
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Angels and Demons- a relook
The first time I read the book, I could be no means understand it’s content. Afterall I was in eighth grade. I was just beginning to get sucked in the vortex of happy reading, when I pounced upon this book and obstinately determined, if my dad could read it, so could I, I decided to… Read more