Scribbles of the gone : 1

Alone Under the Sky
with thoughts striking by
those birds on the trunks
seems to be in joy.

How lucky was that paper
to be in the hand of an enchanter
Always is used to wonder
she must stronger than a thunder

else, who has the power to bear the
quietness of those nights
there was a meaning behind those scribble
can be a letter or a picture
But, the curious mind was keen to learn
to gain wisdom & become a wise woman.

Book Review: The warrior and the Sadhvi

Book Details: 

Title:The Warrior and the Sadhvi

Author:Prashant Wankhade

Length: 271 Pages

Genre: Fiction

Publisher:The Write Order

The author managed to capture a wide range of feelings in this work, including love, compassion, spirituality, and commitment.
The Story begins with a warrior named Dhamaidhi . After being injured in a bloody battle, the immensely knowledgeable warrior Dhamaidhi is hidden away in the woods by one of his dependable companions, Ratan, in an effort to preserve his life. There, Dhamaidhi has the good fortune to run into a sadhvi named Lakshmi who tends to heal his wounds and helps him recover. After that, a connection that is mystical is forged between the two of them. They have to go through a variety of challenging circumstances in order to maintain their passion for one another. 
The evolution of the characters was one of the aspects of this novel that struck me as particularly noteworthy. The book's narrative is another another facet that appeals to me about it.The storyline is generic and quite similar to that of a Bollywood film.The language is straightforward, and the writing style is uncomplicated.

Book Review: Decoding Verticals of media and entertainment industry

Book Details: 

Title: Decoding verticals of media and Entertainment Industry

Author:Renuka Tandon

Length: 85 Pages

Genre: Non-Fiction

Publisher:The Write Order

I recently read "Decoding Verticals of Media and Entertainment Industry" by Renuka Tandon and was thoroughly impressed by the insights and analysis provided in the book.

Tandon does an excellent job of breaking down the complex and often confusing world of the media and entertainment industry into easily understandable concepts . She explores the various verticals within the industry, including film, television, music, and digital media, and provides a detailed look at the trends and challenges facing each one.

One of the book's most notable aspects is its focus on establishing a successful professional life in the media and entertainment industries.
There are about seventy-one abilities covered in the book, spanning seventeen distinct professional fields. Brief descriptions of the responsibilities involved with making use of this skill are included as well.

Overall, "Decoding Verticals of Media and Entertainment Industry" is a must-read for anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the industry.   Tandon's extensive knowledge in the field and accessible writing style make for an informative read for everyone.