Tears rolled down my cheeks as I reached the end of When Breath Becomes Air. Even though I knew from the beginning how the story would end, it still hit me like a punch to the heart. A part of me wished Paul could have had more time, more years to live, to love, to dream

Hello folks! Hope you are doing well!Recently I completed The Stationery Shop of Tehran written by Marjan Kamali. Let me tell you, you don’t read The Stationery Shop of Tehran for the plot twists. You read it for the ache. For the way Marjan Kamali takes you by the hand and walks you through a love story that is both tender and devastating. This is not a book about fairy tales or happy endings. It’s a book about choices, about loss, misunderstandings, unexpected meets.

Hello folks! I'm still coming down from the high of seeing Coldplay in Mumbai! Seriously, January 19th, 2025, will forever be etched in my memory. I wouldn't have believed you if you told me a year ago I'll be singing out "Yellow" with 70,000 other people. Especially since I thought getting tickets was basically impossible!

Hello, everyone! Hope you are all doing well. It's been a while since I read a sad book that made me cry. Although it sounds weird, but i like crying while reading a book,🙈 somehow makes me more connected to the story. But Recently, one of my friends suggested the new Meg Howrey book "They're Going to Love You," which definitely made me cry. This book is an emotionally charged novel set against the backdrop of professional ballet in New York City during the AIDS crisis.

Living in New Delhi, India, I often feel that clean air has become a luxury. In a city bustling with opportunities and modern conveniences, the cost of accessibility is our health. Despite not being a smoker, I find myself donning a mask whenever I step outside.