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By Nicole Newby · Although the mingling of east and west occasionally misses the mark, all in all, Gods Robots is worth a listen.
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By Urvashi Bahuguna · In the fictional suburb of Bandargaon, hilarity and love rise from the seediness of the local underground gambling den and the self-righteousness of its educated citizens.
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By Urvashi Bahuguna · For those interested in Mumbai's underworld and the underbelly of journalism, this book might make interesting reading.
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By Naomi Sarah · Ahmed Faiyaz's latest is recommend for those who are looking for an uncomplicated, light, suspense-spun tale.
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By Neeharika Palaka · Quirky and talented, the artists formerly known as Medusa have regrouped as a fresh entry into India's alternative music scene.
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By Sneha A · When we try to capture past thoughts and memories, more often than not we end up grasping not memories, but moments.
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By Priya Savoor · Lapse of better judgement or otherwise, Rishad Saam Mehta's travel stories are a treat to read.
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By Priya Savoor · Written by Meenal Baghel, the book ably documents the disappearance and murder of Neeraj Grover.
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By Vineet Kanabar · An album that throws up a brand new soundscape that is both nostalgic and revolutionary at the same time.
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By Hanedin · If Barbie dressed like an early 20th century European country girl, started overdosing on Nazi philosophy, and wanted to marry Jesus, then you would probably get Hansi.
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By Neeharika Palaka · It’s almost like the Dave Matthews Band and Pearl Jam had a baby in Chennai.
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By Priya Savoor · Anuvab Pal's book takes a long, hard look at modern Indian society through glasses coated with exaggeration, irony, and humour.
