In an exclusive interview with Bengaluru Review, Andaleeb shares her experiences with the fast-changing city.
In Pictures : Celebrating Chitra Santhe, one of the world’s largest street fairs dedicated to art
A glimpse into the beautiful, energy-packed world of art that Chitra Santhe creates every year.
Anjali Joseph’s Saraswati Park : ‘Quiet’ is the perfect word to describe her storytelling style
“If you favor the dramatic in your stories, this may not be the book for you,” writes Praveen Palakkazhi.
Peter Farrelly’s Green Book pitches a black man against white in 1960’s America
“Though it breezes through many touchy issues, Green Book exudes an quixotic Forrest Gump sort of appeal that is all pervading,” writes Biswarup Sarangi.
VVS Laxman’s 281 And Beyond : A Very Very Special autobiography
“While reading the book, I caught-up with a childhood superstar whose cricketing journey coincided with my growing-up days,” writes Nayan Basu.
Jane Maas’ Adventures of an Advertising Woman : Real life odyssey in a male dominated world
“The author provides an insider’s view of the advertising mystique, as her humorous and warm traits come through, making the book eminently readable,” writes Arun Bhatia.
Censorship And The Limits Of The Literary : Moving beyond binary understandings
“The book takes readers on a journey that spans more than three centuries, starting from French Revolution, leading into contemporary China,” writes Shruti Sonal.
