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Gaiety Ke Rangchar (Hindi Edition)

945.00

Indian print edition also available on: Amazon India 

 

‘गेयटी के रंगचर’ पुस्तक की विषयवस्तु में गेयटी थिएटर शिमला में वर्ष 1970 से लेकर वर्ष 2022 तक जिन्होंने शिमला शहर के रंगमंच को समर्पित होकर निर्देशन और अभिनय किया है उनकी रंगमंचीय यात्रा की स्मृतियों के बेशकीमती खज़ाने को शामिल किया गया है। इस पुस्तक से शोधार्थी और सभी कलाकार समकालीन रंगमंचीय इतिहास से परिचित हो सकेंगे। इस पुस्तक में गेयटी थिएटर के इतिहास के साथ-साथ ब्रिटिश समय के रंगमंचीय इतिहास को भी शामिल किया गया है।

Murder At Morjim

295.00

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Murder returns to the menu.

After a deliciously deadly debut in Murder of a MasterChef, Manjari Barooah and Madhav Sathe are back — fork in one hand, clues in the other. This time, their table is set in Morjim, Goa. Sun-kissed beaches. Lethargic waves. A boutique hotel with secrets soaked into its sand.

Stout and Tender: A Collection of Poems Pure and Impure

995.00

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Stout and Tender is Badri Raina’s third (and largest) anthology of poems in which the academic-poet, while musing and introspective, feels compelled to engage with glaring contemporary brutalities, anguish, sad and reviling ironies, the slow, stabbing death of humanism, and societal change inflicted by the digital age.

The Boy from 38 Daniele Comboni

295.00

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Shuttled between continents, languages, and cultures from childhood, Sahil lives on the margins. In an India changing quietly through the late ’80s and early ’90s, he is mocked, excluded, and made painfully aware of difference — of food, faith, and origin. It is here that he arrives at a difficult realization: standing apart is not always a strength. Sometimes, all one wants is to be part of the whole. To be normal.