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I have read quite a few books last year, thanks to participating in the Book Review challenges. For this year, regardless of whether I participate in those challenges or not, I have already developed the habit of reading books, so there's no looking back. In today's blog, I am going to list a few of the books that I have enjoyed reading the most. Most of the books are not new, having been published several years ago, but I read them last year. So here are the best of the best: 1. The Book of Everlasting Things: This book, written by Aanchal Malhotra, was published in 2022. It takes us back to the partition of India, where two teenage lovers had to be separated due to differences in religion. Later, as the story continues, both their lives undergo drastic changes, but they accept them without ever losing their love for each other. This is a beautiful love story, and interestingly, the lovers met only a few times and went on a date only once; yet, their unconditional love for ea...

I still remember the posters of him I used to buy with my pocket money. So, when I got the opportunity to read his biography, I jumped at it. He is none other than Salman Khan, the undisputed Bhaijan of Bollywood, and the book is his newly launched biography, Salman Khan: The Sultan of Bollywood , by Mohar Basu. About the Author Mohar Basu is the Chief Correspondent at Mid-Day (Entertainment). As a film critic, she has reviewed numerous movies across various media. She has also authored Shah Rukh Khan, another biography of the Badshah of Bollywood. About the Book The book is about the rise of one of the Bombay Film Industry's most powerful icons. It takes a deep dive into the real person, beneath the larger-than-life persona he carries effortlessly. It is full of interesting anecdotes and lesser-known trivia about one of the nation's biggest stars, which have seldom been revealed. The book has a few details about his behind-the-scenes of shootings, his turbulent stage of life, ...