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What to forget ? What to remember ?

Posted on February 10, 2020 by Jitendra Mathur

At least three generations of Hindi movie buffs are well-acquainted with the name of Amitabh Bachchan, the so-called ‘Star of the Millennium’ who became the first Indian actor to be immortalized in the form of a wax statue in Madame … Continue reading →

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Mysterious murder of a mystery writer

Posted on December 17, 2019 by Jitendra Mathur

Mystery writing is an art mastered by certain people whether they use original ideas or plagiarize others’ ideas but it’s by no means an easy job. Those who are able to pen enthralling murder mysteries become quite popular in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | Tagged Book Review - Front Page (by Surendra Mohan Pathak), Chandraswamy, deductive reasoning, Dozakh Ke Keede, eminent mystery and thriller writer, murder mystery, mystery, Mystery writing is an art, national daily Blast, Rajnagar, Sidney Sheldon, Sunil Series, truth is stranger than fiction | Leave a comment

Another door opens when one is shut on your face

Posted on February 15, 2018 by Jitendra Mathur

It’s a philosophical statement given in many books, stories and articles that in a man’s life when one door is closed, another one opens for him. Hindi novelist – Surendra Mohan Pathak’s thriller novel which contains a mystery of a … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | Tagged ACCEPT THE LIFE AS IT UNFOLDS, Book Review - Aage Bhi Maut Peechhe Bhi Maut (by Surendra Mohan Pathak), mystery, suspense thriller, truth is stranger than fiction | 2 Comments

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