Indori Ishq Season 1 Review: This nine-part series does bring up the debate, however briefly, on the socially accepted rules of commitment and faithfulness in a relationship, which are often drastically different for both the sexes. Overall, if you enjoy love sagas, this one will pique your interest for the right reasons.
This debut novel explores how romance and relationships must navigate the perils of life in Kashmir
An excerpt from ‘Life in the Clock Tower Valley’, by Shakoor Rather. Author Shakoor Rather.
Samar, on the front seat behind the driver, had been quite amazed at his own audacity in challenging the burly driver. His bravery, however, had not yielded the intended results – the driver seemed entirely unperturbed and Rabiya hadn’t even looked up. A smile on her face suggested that she had reached an interesting part in the book that she was reading: Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s
Love in the Time of Cholera.
The soundtrack of love in seven Bollywood numbers
The soundtrack of love in seven Bollywood numbers
Paromita Vohra | TNN | Feb 14, 2021, 12:58 IST
From the sensuality of the telefoon song to the cheery raunch of the Govinda age and the masculine monologue that is Arijit, love songs in Hindi films have infinite histories
The best thing about Hindi film love songs is that there are so many. Not just thousands of love songs, but thousands of types of love songs, proposing through infinite variety that everybody’s somebody’s baby. There is Dhanno, whose eyes have “pyaar ka surma aur chand ka chumma”. There is separation’s ache, when “chand phir nikla, magar tum na aaye”. There is the veiled enquiry of which of ishq’s lakhon rang you would like to unveil and the abandon of love-lusht double kasht in Dreamum Wakeupum. Vishal Bharadwaj’s knowing heroine’s sing “Darling!” and make jalebis with their hips singing “O boy o boy”. Charlie. Love sounds gutted in