The maiden feeling on watching this one is, “Was I watching a 2005 Hindi film written with the sole purpose to encash on some light comedy leaving logic aside?” “It’s 2021, right?” Film title appears and I notice, “And the production banner is Excel Entertainment… Really?” Excel entertainment sold Amazon this? And they bought it??…
How are you supporting? By bullying someone on social media? Will that help? The moment they announce another film you will decide to watch it… Because on release it will be trending and everyone would have seen it & also liked it as per the PR activities online so you won’t wish to be felt…
The trailer itself was appealing (though most of them are deceptive these days) and I booked the tickets without reading any reviews or seeing any recommendations from people cause one thing it seemed to promise was ‘Entertainment’. Probably after Simmba this was one film that did this from its trailers unlike those ‘so-called biopics’ and…
Shrinit’s third book Lovenesia smoothly enters the “Top 100 Amazon Bestsellers” in not just one but in all the three categories it competes i.e. Contemporary Fiction, Contemporary Romance & Indian Writing. It has been listed on Rank #39 in the Indian Writing category for it’s paid Kindle Edition making it a bestseller on www.amazon.in. The Indian…
Yet another contemporary romance story ‘Lovenesia’ by the bestselling author of ‘The Pact of Love’ is out now on Amazon, Flipkart, Barnes & Noble, Fishpond and all other major online & offline retailers worldwide. The book is available internationally as well in both ebook (Kindle edition) & paperback (Printed edition). Check out the links below…
Yes, The Pact of Love proudly enters the Top 100 Amazon Bestsellers List at Rank #43 in the Contemporary Romance category with its Kindle Edition. It prices at Rs. 149/- and is a free read for Kindle Unlimited users. Click here to know more about the book and get your copy!
Are you tired of fake reviews written by some reviewers in newspapers for Bollywood movies who are paid for increasing stars? Is your gut about a film being suppressed by that extreme hype created online about the greatness of a below-average film so you finally get tempted to watch it? Don’t you think it is…
