The author has written the story of Lucknow ke Nawab in different style, so it became a live novel. There is the hobbies and genericity of Nawab in this story. The fun and frolic of the nawab are given in this novel.
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Smaran Gatha
Smaran Gatha is the based on reflection, meditation and memorization. This is the unique book. Amrita Pritam was a great novelist and story writer. She has given us a unique creative on philosophy and reflection. This book is a great creation and written in very simple language. It will be helpful to us for getting the path of spirit.
Sitaron Ki Galiyan
This is the unique book based on reflection, meditation and the knowledge of Brahmand. Theis the grate book to get knowledge, victory and Lakshya Prapti. This book hints towards a new reflection. What is in Brahmand? Are we lonely? What is sound? How impact of stars on us? What is astrology? Etc. there is the good solutions given in this book for all questions and curiosities.
Sitaron Ke Akshar Aur Kiranon Ki Bhasha
If anyone wants to feel the reflection, mediation by heart should be read this book. This book can be a prove to be a boon in the path of spirituality. This is a very unique book for getting knowledge, victory and Lakshya Prapti. This book hint towards a new reflection.
Shakti Kanon Ki Lila
If you want to know about God, can read this book. This is the best book to know about spirit. This is the unique book of Amrita Pritam. This is the better book to Knowledge, victory and Lakshya Prapti.
Satvin Kiran
This book contains some part of biography, memories and nazm. The author told her felling to her readers. This book is very powerful and heat touching. She was awarded Gyan Peet Award in 1982 for Kagaz Te Canvaas. This is a very interesting book.
Rang Ka Patta
The story of this story is based on the real incident of Amrita Pritam. The is the touching and famous novel. It translated in Hindi from Punjabi. There is illustration of the soft emotion of the human feelings. This is a unique creation.
Vichhoda Hindi
The year is 1950; the Liaquat-Nehru pact has been signed between India and Pakistn; she doesn’t know it will change her life forever; it will also make her stronger.
Bibi Amrit Kaur’s life is literally torn apart in the 1947 riots. She’s now in a different country with a different identity. She accepts his new life gracefully and begins a new chapter. She gets married and has tow children. Life, however, has something else in store for her. it breaks her apart. Again. This time the pain is unbearable.
But the hope that she will reunite with her children and be whole again keeps her alive. And she doesn’t let the bitterness cloud her days, becoming a beacon of hope and courage for all.
From the bestselling author of Calling Sehmat comes another hitherto untold story of strength, sacrifice and resilience.
The Stars in My Sky: Those Who Brightened My Film Journey
In her second book, award-winning actor Divya Dutta recounts her experiences with some of the stalwarts of Bollywood who played a significant role in her film journey. She talks about the inspiration they have been in her life through their immersive interactions, through what they did for her, and what she learnt from them.
From getting Shabbo’s dialect and look just right on the sets of Veer-Zaara with Yash Chopra to being inspired by Shabana Azmi’s inimitable zest for celebrating life; from her impromptu improvisations on the sets with Irrfan Khan to her non-stop peals of laughter with Shah Rukh Khan, she tells it all with rare candour. She opens up about moments that changed her deeply from within. Such as the time when she burst out crying after playing mean to Amitabh Bachchan during a shoot, or when Shyam Benegal made her choreograph her own dance sequence in a film.
The Stars in My Sky is not only about the deep impact these experiences had on her life, but also about how they defined the trajectory of her career.
Maithili and the Minotaur
What if our world was a lot more? Filled with unknown creatures-some friendly, some scary.
An outcast to the world of humans, Maithili lives in the outskirts of a magical wilderness. But as she makes new friends in the realm of monsters, she must learn to be careful. Because some monsters are just like humans: mean, nasty and out for blood.
Perfect for fans of Hilda and Arthur and the Golden Rope, join Maithili and the Minotaur on their very first adventure in an outlandish world where nothing is as it seems.