RATNADEEP BHATTACHARYA

Aranyak is a deeply comforting book that transports you into the heart of the wilderness. Through Satyacharan’s journey, I felt his initial indifference turn into a profound love for nature, and I experienced every joy and sorrow alongside him. Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay’s descriptions of the forest—the moonlit nights, the rustling trees, the quiet mysteries made me feel as if I was there, breathing in its beauty. I often say this, if Bibhutibhushan were a foreign writer, Aranyak could have won a Nobel Prize. His storytelling captures the soul of the land, making this novel a timeless, immersive masterpiece.

Second worst album by the band. First being the MOTS. I do seriously think that they should have stopped making music after Ghost Stories. They're lost and out of ideas. Those lovey-dovey feel good kind of music don't last long because the life is not always lovey-dovey and they have been overdoing it since 2015. Everyday Life was a good album but the then they lost it again. The only song I liked from the album was the title track, Moon Music. Reminded me of their previous work. I hope they end they career with at least with a bang. Res in peace, Coldplay.

A right wing hindutva propaganda book justifying the rape of a minor girl.

It's been more than a week since 'The Harmony Codex' was released. In the first couple of songs, it feels like an extended and better version of 'The Future Bites' but Steven also wants to satisfy his extended audience of Prog. So basically, it's a beautifully blended album which consists of both the pre 'Lightbulb Sun' era Porcupine Tree and 'The Future Bites' elements. Steven has always been admired as a prog hero but here electronics are also punchy and the textures in the background are trademark SW magic. It’s a strong album, most songs surprise in different ways that make it like a curious painting that you want to keep looking at it until you fully understand it. The different elements make it a whole album, no song feels repeated. That being said, somehow the emotional connection I feel to an SW album was somehow missing! This is the second Steven Wilson record that didn't leave an impression on me after The Future Bites. Favourite Songs - Inclination, What Life Brings, Impossible Tightrope, Staircase .

Got this book as a gift in Durga Pujo. Clearly one of the best works by Anundhuti Roy. Half of the people giving 1 star haven't even read it or too brainwashed to question the system. If you say anything against the supreme leader, either you'll be jailed, tagged as an Anti Hindu or an Anti National Pakistani agent. As I always say, even Rabindranath Tagore would have faced the same if he wrote the book 'Nationalism' after 2014. Fascists hate intellectualism. Intellectuals had to face the same during nazi era, even in the recent time by the Pakistanis when they tried to grab Bangladesh by its neck. This is why the author stands correct when she wrote , "We have journeyed to a place from which it looks unlikely that we can return, at least not without some kind of serious rupture with the past - social, political, economic and ideological.." But still, Fascism never wins. Fascists has to die like Mussolini. Remember, Satyameva Jayate. Vande Mataram 🇮🇳 ❤️

With the most politically charged lyrics of their entire career Muse is back to their roots again and I'm loving it !! Will Of The People is clearly their best work in years , probably their best since Black Holes and Revelations (2006) . The most surprising moment is going Heavy Metal in 'Kill or to be killed' in a very Muse way. Not to mention Matt Bellamy's bombastic guitar riffs have been developed over the years and some of them reminded me of the good old Absolution (2003) era. 'Ghost' made me nostalgic with its Origin of Symmetry (2001) styled piano. 'Verona' sounded like what U2 would have done with a muse song. Overall Will of the People was made just to remind people what Muse is capable of if given a chance. But the most satisfying part of this album is the fact that their label requested a greatest-hits collection, but instead, the band made an album of new songs that sounded like old ones.

The weakest Coldplay album of all time tbh. But as a fan and a Music lover, I'd still support them because change is inevitable. Every great artist experiments and pushes their limits. ❤️ I'd suggest everyone who likes Coldplay to give this a try even if it's not the Coldplay we fell in love with.