Made of movies, books and literature. Occasionally there's a penchant for social commentary.
There's no bounds to how much I miss this dumb cat. He wasn't even ours, he just chose us one day and decided he'll be the boss of our home and wrap us all around his little finger. He'd come and go at any point and meow until his cries echoed at least 4 kilometers... Continue Reading →
Books are a great feeling in every form, but truly for me, no genre ever beats fantasy fiction. The immersive experience of fantasy worlds with their surreal physics and swoon-worthy romances will never cease to appeal to me. I'm currently reading A Court of Thornes and Roses (famously known as ACOTAR) by Sarah J Maas.... Continue Reading →
This might be my first and (hopefully) only negative post about this country because I’ve never been inclined to throw criticisms when there can be no good consequence. You’ll meet plenty of people who say this is bad and that is terrible in India but thanks to my upbringing and the kind of exposure I’ve... Continue Reading →
I’m coming to realize that there are a bunch of people in this world who have normalized living with persistent underlying physical discomfort. I know this because I used to be (still am, to some extent) one of them. Our legs are constantly aching so we need to sit down everywhere we go. Our migraines... Continue Reading →
A major observation that me and my colleagues make as teachers is the illusion of knowledge that social media and the access to internet gives students. As much I’m a fan of technological advancement and believe that everyone must make the best of it, I take its influence on the education system of the world... Continue Reading →
Its no news that I’m a fan of Netflix shows, especially because they manage to introduce the most innovative themes for game shows. ‘The Circle’ is a social media themed game show where the contestants don’t see each other but have to bond over an in-house social media tool named – well – The Circle... Continue Reading →
[I feel the need to add a little disclaimer – the thought originated somewhere and led to a place that believers might connect to disbelievers might as well find funny. So this is quite subjective.] I went to town through a thunder-rain on a mild medical emergency. Where I live is a temple town in... Continue Reading →
More than once I’ve been asked - why do I believe in and worship Hindu Gods being Jain? Do Jains worship Hindu Gods? Jains aren’t Hindus apparently; that’s what we’re taught. You’ll meet a number of Jains in South India who are extremely guarded about worshipping Jain deities only. They don’t ever speak ill of... Continue Reading →
How can one be a successful freelance writer? Here is the documented journey of someone who has tried and tested most prescribed methods.
The annual Laksha Deepotsava in Dharmasthala, attended by millions, is a profound personal experience for the author, reinforcing their connection with religious and cultural heritage. It highlights how religion fosters societal coordination, philanthropy, and unity, challenging criticisms that view religion as outdated. Events like this reveal the deep significance of communal participation in spiritual practices.