Posted in Blog on Feb 24th, 2008
UPDATE: 8 March 2008: The MYR trailer is currently showing exclusively in PVR Juhu and Malad in Mumbai before Jodha-Akbar and Black & White. I’m given to understand that this is an initial test screening. Nationwide exposure will happen later this month, with the release of the upcoming Hindi film Race. –AKB
Yesterday, I saw the […]
Posted in Blog on Feb 20th, 2008
“Exciting, thrilling and very creative”
Posted by Maansi Sanghi on Mouthshut.com
I started reading this series out a curosity born out of the unusual concept of someone writing about Ramayana in neither
a religous perspective nor critical. I think this brings out the story of Rama in a much more realistic way that what has been presented […]
Posted in Blog on Feb 17th, 2008
Reader Sumit pointed me to these reviews of my novel Vertigo on a site called Mouthshut.com. Some may be a bit old but they’re pretty cool, and clearly come from genuine readers who connect with what’s often considered to be my best book.–AKB
“Life, Love, Duties = Confusion??? Yes Indeed….”
Posted by Chintu25 on Mouthshut.com
Vertigo is the sensation […]
Posted in Blog on Feb 8th, 2008
Reader Ritu writes on her Blog:
This is the second part of Ashok K Banker’s Ramayana series. It begins like the first one, eerily as Sita has a nightmare which is quite similar to Rama’s in the first part. The book deals with Ravana’s plan to invade and annihilate the Aryavarta.
Again lots of interesting characters. The […]
Posted in Blog on Feb 8th, 2008
Reader Ritu writes on her Blog:
I had heard good things about Ashok K. Banker’s six-book Ramayana series, and since I had to travel to Chandigarh and back one day, I bought the first two books of the series and settled down to read on the way. Let me tell you, its very rarely that a […]
Posted in Blog on Feb 5th, 2008
Last Updated: 2nd May 2008
Sometime on the evening of 18th of January 2008, my endless tinkering and revising and polishing of my seemingly endless Mba manuscript, now in its fifth year and growing as prodigiously as a North Mumbaikar on a McDonald’s diet (but with muscle, hopefully, and good fat!), finally turned into something else. […]
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