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Popular bloggers, writers and debutant writers came together to write some stories, and thus they created, Urban Shots: Crossroads, edited by Ahmed Faiyaz. It is reviewed as having the right ingredients for a breezy read. It includes 30 urban stories by 26 authors! You will get to read differently amazing styles of writing and tales. Know more about this book below.
Breaking: The rights of the movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham has been brought by the DMK family. Apparently this will be inspired by the real life story of Stalin and Azhagiri alongwith the usual masala. #faking:) There are more things in life that will make you smile. Look around. 🙂 Wait, don’t look around. Continue reading. 😛
“Urban Shots captures a beautiful picture of life in Indian cities”, says Kamini Mathai, author of AR Rahman: The Musical Storm, while IndiaPlaza reviews this book as, “A lovely collection of short stories on different aspects of urban relationships”. We have the bestselling book, Urban Shots at your Adda, which has 28 urban tales by 13 young writers, and edited by Paritosh Uttam. Different stories, from different cities like Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Mumbai and many others, are accounted in this book. Read more about this book and apply to review it.
How many of you have already watched or are planning to watch ‘Ekk Deewana Tha‘? Did you know that the original movie ‘Vinnaithandi Varuvaya‘ had a very unconventional ending which was well accepted? However in the Hindi version we can expect some changes. 🙂 Let us know who do you think is better as Jessie, Amy Jackson or Trisha Krishnan? Let us now read the Spicy Saturday Picks from the best of the Indian bloggers network this week. 🙂
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First time at your Adda, we announce a book, with an anonymous author. This book records confessions of an accountant. This book will uncover, what Hitesh Shah, an accountant turned CEO, did to save his company, and how he gets trapped in a scam. Presenting, ‘Scammed: Confessions Of A Confused Accountant‘, written by an Anonymous author, at your Adda.
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Poetry, essays, fiction of varying lengths and scripts is her forte. Over the recent years, she has written more on non-fiction. If you are a regular at book stores, then you would have surely noticed ‘The Bad Boys Guide To The Good Indian Girl’ and ‘Known Turf Bantering With Bandits And Other True Tales’ apart from other titles. Today, at your Adda, we have the versatile author of par excellence and one of the early Indian Bloggers, Annie Zaidi. 🙂 We had a very interesting conversation on various issues that we are sure you’ll enjoy reading. Let’s roll it then.
