Hakuna Matata — What a Wonderful Phrase!!

Actually, The credit to this post should go to our dear Mr G V Lu!
When i changed my Orkut Profile to ‘Aditya — Hakuna Matata’ , he sent me a scrap asking what’s this. I knew that the meaning of the phrase was ‘No Worries’, But Mr Lu isn’t the kinda person…

One Night @ The Call Centre — My Review

Sometimes, i can be the most obnoxious of people!
I did not like the title (thinking this is some sort of Harold Robbins-esque book) and hence did not read it till date!
However, Bhagat’s 1st Book — Five Point Someone — was nice! Though i read that book after…

How Starbucks Saved My Life — My Review

Here’s another review! And this one’s undoubtedly one of the most touching books i’ve ever read! Touching — not in the sense of touchy-feely weeping stuff, but touching in an inspirational sense.
How Starbucks saved my life!
My friend Kiran bought this book…

Saving Private Ryan (The Book) — My Review

Since the day Warner brothers started making movies, it was obvious that movie makers would turn to books to fuel their appetite for stories!
In the beginning, i guess the writer had more say in the making of the film. As time went on, Screenplay took…

The Hunt for Atlantis — My Review

As soon as you see the title of the book, you are tempted to say Oh, one more???

Atlantis has been the inspiration of hundreds of authors and film makers since 10000 years!

Skipping Christmas — My Review

As soon as you hear the name John Grisham, the first thing that comes to the mind is court room dramas, and legal cliff hangers, where mavericks suddenly pull out rabbits from their hats and do the unimaginable!

Apocalypto — My review.

Actually, throughout this movie, i was thinking about the Doordarshan Sunday 1 pm movie days. Remember the days when we used to sit in front of the TV and wait for a movie in our language to begin (even if one was telecast last week)!!
And when we see the movie begin in some other…

A Prisoner of Birth — My Review!

There is one sentence on the back cover of the book which i don’t agree with. It says “Jeffery Archer’s most powerful novel since Kane & Abel, with a cast of characters who will remain with you long after you’ve turned the last page” By no means is this the most powerful…

Master of the Jigsaw!

There are a few names which are synonymous with Mystery, Detectives, Thrillers and the like.
As soon as you come to the suspense section in your library, Erle Stanley Gardner’s Perry Mason and Agatha Christie are the most likely to leap at you!

I started reading detective stories long…