Nimbly wedging within the city’s famed natural rock formation, the Trident Hotel in Hyderabad is much of an architectural delight. The architect’s at C&T Bengaluru made sure that the heritage rock falling within the precincts of the site was kept intact as a strategic design move right from the very beginning. The… Read More 50 shades of taupe!
Or so we would like to believe. This aint a feminist post, blasting away at how superior women are, but more like a blast away on how indispensable both men and women are! Though I do subscribe to the hackneyed notion that women make better care-givers and are natural nurturers, life, of this age demands a lot more from… Read More Its a man’s world and a woman’s universe!
Poetry is a form of art, ever-so delightful and ever-so philosophical, but when it is used as embellishment on a sari it certainly charms! On a Gauri Khan creation for Satya Paul. With spring round the corner, the breezy tropical feel rendered is rather refreshing. The northern hemisphere of the blue planet is heating up, and here’s a… Read More Po(ar)try
Comprising over a hundred mountains that peak over 7200m the Himalayas, literally meaning ‘the abode of snow’ are home to the the world’s tallest peaks and the tallest of them all, the Mount Everest. Apart from the year-round snow, the rugged peaks and enormously awe-inspiring landscape, the Himalayas are also deeply steeped in spirituality. For us… Read More To H-e-a-v-e-n and back.
A twist of glory to the Indian sari! At Cannes 2014, Sonam Kapoor sports an Anamika Khanna creation looking nothing short of brilliant. A 10/10 for this look.
Donna Tartt’s latest masterpiece truly haunts. Its one of those rare pieces of fiction that not just touches but yanks a chord and one can never be the same after traversing through it’s literary riches. It’s my first book of Ms Tartt and I must say she makes it to the list of my favorite authors and… Read More The Goldfinch
One life is not just one infact its a myriad of some memories that are strung on a line thats highly rung its a constant exploration to light deeper illumination taking one across nations serving off bleary obligations the wants, the needs, the haves the shoulds, the coulds, the woulds they never tire… Read More Finding heaven at twenty-seven!
In some dialects of China, Ban Mei would translate ‘to do something beautiful’. Shigeru Ban, is the second Japanese architect to be lauded the most prestigious prize in architecture, the Pritzker and the seventh from the island nation. Japanese architects have always stunned with their simplistic designs and their uncanny ability of material knowledge, use… Read More Ban Ban Ban Mei
Its Oscar season and this Academy winning track is completely hummable! While I hum it to myself, you can all give the Demi Lovato’s track a listen presuming that it hasn’t caught your fancy yet!
So what exactly is it like to be vegan. Vegetarian is obviously not eating animals or rather not eating meat! To go from a carnivore to a herbivore is considered rather an overwhelming challenge, but going from a vegetarian to a vegan is considered to be relatively easy. In spite of the minor tweak in… Read More Vegan intentions!
Bonne Annee or so they say in le amore paris as they sway all en-robed in happy foray for the new year’s on the way just a change in date quips the cynic and starts being a nasty forensic be optimistic instructs the cryptic cause the future is but magnetic as it attracts one to… Read More bonne année
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