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The Great Indian Kitchen movie is an eye opener. It is an open book that throws light on the pain in monotony and hardship inside the kitchen and in overall life of so called 'coveted' job - at the kitchen and the home maker or a house wife. Many women are still judged for their cooking skills than any other abilities. It not only talks about the new-gen women who question such unsung slavery but is also a tribute to the women who have been silently managing it inside every home for decades. Hats off to all the women out there! Dear women, push yourself to accomplish your goals, every storm is part of your journey, don't be afraid to succeed and let us be an encourager and help each other grow. Kudos to the entire team. It is a great movie.

Time and again engaged with our day-to-day schedules and targets, we incline to oversee though little but very priceless moments of our life. Do we ever sit back and count our blessings? Do we ever enjoy the stillness? Do we ever cherish such little moments? In this book, the author has brought beautiful stories of her life and some of her experiences or observations which will recollect all the positive vibes in your life and seize them for forever – Carpe Diem. Its all about collecting moments and cherishing them and live life to the fullest than collecting things that collect dust & then dusting them. Few lines that I loved from this book are: 1. Give it time : Please remember that no matter how much you try to "solve a problem", there is "a time" for it to be solved. There is sweet nothing you can do till the stars align. Sometimes, leaving thing alone is the best solution. 2. Not everyone who laughs with you is a friend. I echo with the second one, be it acquaintance, colleague, neighbor, classmate, travel mate and what not, just because we’ve had a conversation with a person once, we tag them as a ‘friend’.

I am mesmerized with the comprehensive phrasing and about every detailing from Edward’s point of view. I liked the whole idea of narration from other perspective, it throws light on shades and hues of others characters in a completely different way. As a teenager, I had thoroughly enjoyed reading the Twilight Saga series, I was obsessed with the character “Edward” and more than the book Twilight, I loved this one. Midnight Sun was absolutely stunning. Reading everything from Edward’s perspective was simply great. I am looking forward to read about everything he had to go through in New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn (Part 1 and 2). I would definitely recommend this series.