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Nuts about Fruits and Nuts
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Reviewed Cadbury Fruit & Nut
Hot melting chocolate and crunchy pieces of almonds and cashew nuts! Does that make your mouth water? Then, you should definitely pick up Cadbury Fruits and Nutread more...
Excellent salads!
Reviewed Ragoo's - Frazer Town - Bangalore
Ragoo’s is at a not-so-prominent place and thus hidden from the public eye. One has to taste the salads at Ragoo’s to know how they are. Dishes one muread more...
Impressive debut
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Reviewed Parineeta Songs
Music director Shantanu Moitra has made a stunning debut with his album Parineeta. His style is very impressive. The album has a good mixture of songs - romantiread more...
Not for me
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Reviewed Five People You Meet in Heaven, The - Mitch Albom
The five people you meet in heaven It’s not the kind of book I would buy. I read it because it was available in the library. The theme is innovative. The cread more...
Nothing great!
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Reviewed Bag of Bones - Stephen King
This is the only Stephen King book I have read so far and I didn’t like it even a bit. I used to read a lot of discussions on King’s novels, I have seread more...
Over hyped
Reviewed Catcher in the Rye, The - Salinger
This is one of the most over hyped books I have read. The only reason why I picked up this book was the hype surrounding it. The book is very small and one can read more...
Better as a short story
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Reviewed Namesake, The - Jhumpa Lahiri
The book is about an Indian boy, born and brought up in America, albeit with a weird name. His name is Gogol and he doesn’t like it. He revolts against hiread more...
All ads and no music makes RC a bad station
Reviewed Radio City 91 FM
Radio City kicked off in the Garden City a few years back with a lot of noise. And even today it produces more noise than meaning. Target Crowd Is:
Nemo? Who's Nemo?
Reviewed Finding Nemo
Finding Nemo is a highly entertaining movie. Beautiful animation, great graphics and a great story. The story goes like this. Nemo is a small clown fish with a read more...
Innovative theme
Reviewed Monsters Inc.
The movie Monsters, Inc is for those people who are still young at heart. If you can’t look at a kid and admire its sense of humor and laugh with it, then read more...
Rustic ambience and great food!
Reviewed Angeethi - Museum Road - Bangalore
Angithee is one of the best restaurants in Bangalore. It has a very dhaba like rustic, ambience with real Big B movie posters. You can eat your meal with admiriread more...
Predictable story, average writing
Reviewed Mutation - Robin Cook
It’s a typical Robin Cook book with lot of biotechnology jargon. Its’ about this scientist who mutates the zygote of his own kid for some experimentread more...
A visual treat!
Reviewed Parineeta
I won’t go into the story of this movie because you all might know it by now. I will just measure this movie according to my tools of measurement :) Actingread more...
More like a documentary about geisha
Reviewed Memories of Geisha - Golden Arthur
Memoirs of a geisha is a book for those who want to have a quick glimpse at the lives of geishas. The book tries to drive away the misconception that people havread more...
Unusual theme
Reviewed The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time - Mark Haddon
Mark Haddon’s debut novel is in first person, narrated by an autistic, 15 year old boy, Christopher. The book starts with the incident of a dog being killeread more...
A very different writer!
Reviewed Choke - Chuck Palahniuk
Weird is not the word, but that’s the first thing that comes to mind. ‘Choke’ is about Victor Mancini, who pretends to choke to gain peopleread more...
Faults are Valuables
Reviewed Our Fault
Culpables Fans know about this trilogy movie, and hence being a one, I love the first part compared to the other two. First one, Culpa Mia(My Fault) was based oread more...
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Commented on tech-writer's review
Your review was good, Sajitha. Infact better than the book. But, I disagree with you on the book - I didn't like the book at all. But, your review really shows how much you liked the book! Great going!
Commented on sureshmehcnit's review
Nice review. One point, though. How can you say his life was not adventurous? He was a part of a war, he fought bravely, he lost a leg in that war! I mean, what else do you need to make your life more adventurous?
Commented on own review
Oh yes, potato zingtang. I absolutely loved it. Guess you need to be adventurous to like that :-) I stay quite close to Ragoo's, so I visit often :)
If you see the information right above your comment, you can see that this restaurant is in Bangalore.
Thanks for replying Neha. I have always had trouble discussing Da Vinci Code with people. The moment I say 'I didn't like that book', people pounce on me as if that was the best book ever written. Same with 'catcher in the rye.' So, just wanted to know what you thought of that book.
I have one question for both of you, PrimitiveLyric and Neha. Did you like 'Da Vinci Code?'
Thanks yet again. I really did miss the whole point totally. Can you please explain how it is about disillusionment? Can you elaborate why you liked this book? Why don't you write a review so that I will understand the book better? As I said, if you liked the book, then I am glad you didn't waste read more...
Thanks for the comments Neha. I clearly say in the review that 'I didn’t like this book probably because I am not American. ' So, there is no complaint. I know the author didn't write the book for me, an Indian. But, thats not a justification for writing pathetically. You say it's brillian read more...
Thanks once again. I think I do say in my review why I don't like the book. 'Since I am not much into non-fiction, I didn’t like it.' Apart from this I do talk about the story and the writing. But, I guess I was not clear enough. I will keep your comments in mind.
Thanks for the comments. I didn't want to really delve into it out of choice.
Hi PrimitiveLyric, thanks for stopping by. Well, if you have read Lahiri's first book, you would have known what I meant by a short story. Her first book is a collection of short stories which are between 50 to 100 pages. In my opinion, the story of Gogol could have been told in half the size that L read more...
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