Geetanjali Shree’s ‘Tomb of Sand’ Is The First Hindi Novel To Win The Booker Prize
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‘A Suitable Boy’ To ‘Serious Men’: 2020 Is The Year Of Book-To-Screen Adaptations
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Summer Reading List 2020
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Vishal Bharadwaj Announced As Showrunner For Netflix’s ‘Midnight’s Children’ Adaptation
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It is Chetan Bhagat’s birthday, and we are sure that even if we don’t wish him, the rich man is going to be happy.
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5 Indian Women Over 40 Who Are Still Ruling Our Hearts
Not only are they drop-dead gorgeous, but they have careers to boot.
The Khans at 50: How the Triumvirate Conquered Time and Convention
Why a country made mostly of young people is still enamoured by the triumvirate of Shahrukh Khan, Aamir Khan and Salman Khan, each of whom is well past their sell-by date, going by Bollywood’s century old history.