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The word thriller often evokes a feeling of discomfort. It generally speaks of murder, kidnapping and other acts of violence. So, selecting a thriller show to binge-watch on the prosperous occasion of Christmas can be a questionable attempt. However, here's the twist: the thrillers I will be discussing are humorous and can be enjoyed by everyone, in addition to being suspenseful. 1. Ekenbabu Series: A very unusual detective, Ekendra Sen, is the main character of the series. He works with the Detective Department of the Kolkata Police and is accompanied by his two friends, Bapi Babu, a professor, and Pramatha, a scientist. This series has been adapted from the detective book series of the same name by Sujan Dasgupta.  Detective Sen, popularly known as Eken Babu, is a peculiar character who appears to be anything but a sleuth. His untimely poor jokes and his verbal fights with Pramatha Babu are quite hilarious. The show, directed by Joydeep Mukherjee for eight seasons, is one of...

It has been a while since I have read something from the Fantasy genre. When I had the opportunity to review the newly released book, The Turning , by Shannaaya Chopra, I was excited. This book is no ordinary Fantasy story; rather, it takes the reader on a journey of magical powers that often raises questions about the lead characters' stand: Good or Evil? About the Author Shannaaya Chopra is a Mumbai-based student of Psychology. In addition to writing and reading books, she enjoys spending time with her family and Happy, her dog. She looks forward to writing more books in the days to come.  About the book: The Turning Kiara Sharma is a college student from Mumbai, leading a relatively ordinary life. The only source of excitement for her is her friendship with Krish and her other friends. Her uneventful life suddenly takes a 360-degree turn when she discovers her powers, which leads her on a journey of seeking her sense of belonging. This is no ordinary journey; rather, it'...

I know, why talk about horror films during this festive season! Well, it's simple because I had watched a few of those and thought it would be a good idea to discuss them here on my weekly movie blog. Not necessarily; I had enjoyed watching all of them, but I will write about them all anyway.  1. Sinners: I haven't watched the Creed franchise, but have read rave reviews. So naturally, the presence of Michael B. Jordan had got me curious to watch this Vampire film. And I am not complaining at all. First of all, it's a very fashionable film. I liked the 1930s style, especially the attire worn by one of the twin characters, Smoke, played by Jordan. The opening night of the twin brothers' pub and the merry-making is a scene to remember. Some chilly sequences include the vampire's soulful singing of "Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go?" The action sequences are amazing. This is one horror film that I thoroughly enjoyed watching.  2. Final Destination: Bloodlines: I will ...

This is going to be a very concise post, as I am travelling and can't write much. But I will do what I have to do- talk about films. Its not that I had watched a lot many shows, but out of that here are the ones that I enjoyed watching. 1. All Her Fault : This thriller series is a slow burner, with a lot of absolutely unexpected twists. The performances of Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning are incredible. The story keeps the audience hooked on to the show till the end. Generally I don't repeat watch shows but this one I can definitely watch one more time. The dialogues are so effective that every line leaves an impact. 2. Cross : This is the small screen adaptation of Alex Cross mystery series by James Patterson. It would have been quite challenging for lead actor Aldis Hodge to step into the character's shoes which was once been played impeccably by a stalwart like Morgan Freeman, but he did that with flying colours. Kudos to the makers for giving the actor ample of scope to ...

                         The Memory Card                              The splinter of the fire, Brings those days back to life. Like time-travelling to the forgone The sweet scent of chocolates in the breeze The symphony of musical notes in the air The cards in the shelves,  Each bearing a message  For people, own or unknown. But there is a message for all. Red is the theme Of passion, joy and wishes Of greetings and meetings Of longings and belongings. The splinter of the fire Warms my hand The hand holding the card That you gave me from the store, Still with me- wrinkled, torn But the message, still clear, Sparkling in silver- A Gift Through Memory and Time. Written as part of Gift Story for Blogchatter Writers Group 

A few of my activities may appear overly dramatic, but if the world wants to project drama onto you, you end up being one. I am by no means a pessimist; I have been mindfully practising gratitude, but every emotion has an expiry date tagged to it. We may disagree to agree, but can't run away from our internal world that keeps on probing and nudging, till we actually accept.  Suppose we are trying to be positive and filter out the best from any bad situation. In that case, the universe can provide the strength and resilience up to a certain level, which can aid in maintaining that level of positivity for some time. But how long? So, imagine you are happy and content after attending a wedding, and you return to the valet parking. After leaving the venue, you realise that your car's internal parts are pulled out and hanging in the form of wires. You know the universe had accompanied you to the wedding, leaving the vehicle unattended, at the mercy of the Valet driver, whose intenti...