A reflective essay on a woman raised as a girl child to sacrifice, carry families, and remain unseen, exploring generational son preference and quiet endurance.

Read a detailed review of The Day I Learnt to Fly Again by Sunanda Ladha, a powerful memoir on self identity, healing, financial fear, and rebuilding life with courage and acceptance.

A heartfelt review of Kranti Jyoti Vidyalay Marathi Madhyam exploring school memories, lifelong friendships, Marathi-medium education, and characters that stay with you long after the film ends.

An honest review of Meant To Be by Neha Chenani Khanagwal, book 2 of the Intertwined series. A comforting romance with strong characters, emotion, and depth.

An honest review of Chaos in a Coupe by Divya Dugar, a travel memoir about exploring India by train with three rescued dogs and heartfelt companionship.

An honest review of The Sultan of Bollywood by Mohar Basu, exploring Salman Khan’s life, career highs and lows, controversies, and fan culture.

A reflective review of The Great Fire of London by Samuel Pepys, exploring how a personal diary became one of history’s most powerful eyewitness accounts.

A concise review of Capraq Medicos and The Winning Bite of Chocolate Cake by Nikita Tak, exploring science fiction, innovation, and humanitarian values.

A heartfelt gratitude post for the three people who supported my creator journey in 2025 with stability, guidance, and collaboration.

2025 became the year my heart refused to quit. Even when my body was tired and life felt heavy, something inside me kept pushing me to rise again. This is the story of how breakdowns, healing and courage shaped the woman I finally became.

Read an emotional, reflective review of Entangled Vows by Era Mabel. Explore its chemistry, character development, themes of healing and identity, and why this Destined Diaries Book 2 is a powerful contemporary romance.

A deep dive into The Critics Cut at IFP and the lessons it offers for reviewers, creators and book bloggers on criticism, perspective, integrity and digital culture.

Kalam Ki Khamoshi by Komal Sahani is a heartfelt Hindi poetry collection exploring emotions, nostalgia, love, dreams, and self-reflection. Read this in-depth review to discover why this soulful book is a must-read for fans of Hindi literature.

Discover Love Decoded — a moving Korean-Indian romance by Shhuchita Vagghela about love, healing, and togetherness that transcends cultures and pasts.

Discover Kedarnath: Unveiling the Secret of Bheemsheela by Rakesh Venkatraman, a mythological thriller that blends archaeology, spirituality, and the human search for truth. Explore how each temple mirrors inner awakening.

“Owned By Me” is a sizzling enemies-to-lovers romance finale that blends chaos, passion, and family drama into one unforgettable Indian love story.

If you believe in love stories that heal, surprise, and stay with you long after the last page, Forever Yours by Neha is the kind of book that will steal your heart. It’s a story where fate intertwines two souls who were never supposed to meet again, yet destiny brings them together in the most unexpected way. Packed with emotion, slow-burn chemistry, and the warmth of Indian family drama, this...

In this witty courtroom blog, The Personal Essay stands accused of emotional manipulation. With Truth and Memory as witnesses, the trial explores vulnerability, honesty, and the fine line between resonance and performance.

In this poetic courtroom blog, The Bestseller List and The Late Bloomer face off in a battle of timing, relevance, and creative authenticity. A reflection on success, sustainability, and the writer’s lasting voice.

In this introspective courtroom-style blog from Trials of a Reader’s Mind, Art and Algorithm face off over creativity, structure, and authenticity. A poetic reflection on the modern creator’s search for balance.

A reflective courtroom-style blog exploring the tension between reading for love and reading for visibility. In Trials of a Reader’s Mind, Passion and Promotion face off — but both keep stories alive.

A heartfelt courtroom-style blog where online convenience faces off against bookstore nostalgia. Digital Carts vs. Wooden Shelves explores the reader’s dilemma between logic, longing, and the search for belonging.

In this witty courtroom-style blog from Trials of a Reader’s Mind, Fictional Men defend themselves against the charge of setting unrealistic standards, while Real-Life Men demand practicality. A hilarious, heartfelt verdict on love, effort, and fantasy.

A witty courtroom-style blog where “Just One Chapter” faces trial for emotional manipulation, late-night reading, and the global loss of sleep. A book lover’s relatable confession.

A clever, thought-provoking courtroom-style story where Fiction and Nonfiction face off in a battle of imagination versus truth. A warm, witty reflection on how creativity and reality coexist — not as rivals, but as co-authors of every story.

A witty, heartwarming courtroom-style blog where the eternal rivals — the TBR Pile and Time face off over unread books, guilt, and priorities. A cozy, humorous reflection for every book lover who’s ever whispered, “I’ll read it soon.”

In this witty courtroom-style entry from Trials of a Reader’s Mind, Reading Slump is accused of creative burnout while Motivation demands discipline and rediscovery. A cozy, relatable reflection on balance, inspiration, and falling back in love with books.

Personal story on self-acceptance, kindness, inclusion, and mental health - how I rebuilt my life after failure and learned to rise again.

Explore Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl album with full tracklist, lyrics meanings, and a detailed song by song review and analysis.

Discover why Deblina Bhattacharyya’s This Thing Called Love is the slow burn, clean romance bestseller everyone is raving about in 2025. In my latest blog, I dive into This Thing Called Love by Deblina Bhattacharyya—a heartwarming story that explores forced marriage, emotional healing, and cross-cultural dynamics through the lens of two beautifully flawed characters, Deven and Amaira. It’s a slow-burn, character-driven romance that reminds us how powerful quiet love can...

Aryan Khan makes a bold OTT debut with Ba**ds of Bollywood* on Netflix. Here’s a spoiler-free review of the 7-episode satire packed with gossip, cameos & drama.

What happens when Monica, Joey, Chandler, Phoebe, Ross, and Rachel organize my messy bookshelf? Chaos, laughter, and the quirkiest book arrangement ever.

“Not all heroes wear capes. Some carry calm, love, and strength that save us every day. This heartfelt letter to my mom, my Superwoman, is a tribute to the quiet heroics of mothers everywhere. Warning: it might make you cry.”

An exclusive interview with Romila, the multi-hyphenate author, poet, blogger, editor, and Unicorn Magazine founder. Discover her journey, creative process, resilience, and quirky side.

Shilpa Suraj’s Born in Sin, the third book in The Phoenix series, brings Virat Jha’s elusive character into the spotlight. With themes of identity, trauma, and friendship, this emotional romance asks: can love and truth survive the weight of secrets?

I Choose to Begin Again by Shreya MS is a novella that feels like it deserves novel-length treatment. With its rustic village charm, chai-like conversations, and a twist-filled plot, it delivers a cozy yet intriguing reading experience. Perfect for readers looking for a refreshing weekend escape.

In this exclusive interview, author Richa Telang opens up about her journey from blogging short stories to publishing A Bit of Both and A Place in This World. She shares how the pandemic inspired her to explore love, grief, resilience, and hope through authentic storytelling.

Looking for a fun desi rom-com with fake dating, best friends to lovers, and family drama? Read my review of Oops I Fake Dated My Boyfriend by Neha Chenani Khanagwal – a heartwarming romance filled with banter, chemistry, and relatable Indian family moments.

Guest Post: Written for the prompt “A Story That Found Me When I Was Lost,” Dr. Neha Tekwani shares her deeply personal journey of illness, bullying, and resilience, and how her debut book My Innocent Love resurrected her voice, purpose, and faith in humanity.

Guest Post: Written for the prompt “Books That Keep Me Company When the World Outside Feels Too Loud,” this heartfelt blog reflects on the comfort of Panchatantra Stories and The Little Prince, exploring how books become lifelong companions and guides.

Guest Post: In “The Flight to Freedom,” Mansi Chaturvedi pens a lyrical, metaphorical tale of breaking free from cages of pain into a fantasy world of peace, self-discovery, and boundless wanderings, written for the prompt “A Fictional World I’d Love to Escape to on a Long Journey.”

Guest Post: Written for the prompt “A Fictional World I’d Love to Escape on a Long Journey,” this heartfelt blog imagines a dreamlike escape from daily struggles into a peaceful world of nature, family, and joy.

Guest Post: Written for the prompt “Books That Keep Me Company When the World Outside Feels Too Loud,” Pinki Bakshi shares a heartfelt blog on how books become safe havens, companions, and sources of comfort across every mood and season.

Guest Post: Lost and Found in Quirkadia – Written for the prompt “A Fictional World I’d Love to Escape to on a Long Journey,” this whimsical story takes readers on a surreal trip to Quirkadia, a place where emotions, nostalgia, and imagination create the perfect escape from reality.

Guest Post: Book Review of The Adventures of James Bond by Anupama Sham Budhrani – a unique poetry collection inspired by 007, blending thrill, adventure, and creativity, along with additional poems on life and everyday themes.

Read our review of Kaali by Vishal Punna a chilling Indian crime thriller packed with suspense, layered characters, and shocking twists. Perfect for fans of dark, emotional mysteries.

Read our review of Kaali by Vishal Punna a chilling Indian crime thriller packed with suspense, layered characters, and shocking twists. Perfect for fans of dark, emotional mysteries.

Read an in-depth review of A Place in This World by Richa Telang - a poignant tale of grief, healing, relationships, and finding meaning after loss. Explore its emotional depth, complex characters, and life-changing themes.

Read the detailed review of Claimed by Inaara Sheikh, a heartwarming second chance romance with marriage of convenience, emotional depth, and refreshing male lead dynamics.

A gripping political romance of secrets, betrayal, and passion. Read our review of The Deceit by Madhuri Tamse where love begins with a dangerous lie.