Adite’s offering to romance seekers

Romance and business may not seem two words or worlds that ideally should have any direct axis. But if such an axis is imposed, perhaps the romanticism of true loves should be to unbind the politics of business from the purity of love and romance. The title of Indian romance novelist Adite Banerjie’s debut novel The Indian Tycoon’s Marriage Deal stirred these initial thoughts in me as I contemplated on what the title could impress upon a reader.

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Revelations :

A brilliant performance with a magic touch

What does one do when one’s venue is burnt to cinders a week prior to ones’ gala performance? That’s what ominously happened to the Revelations when the hall at the BMICH burnt, right down to the ground. There was a lot of heartache and heartburn as the host for the evening Kumar de Silva rightly pointed out. But the Revs, ranked fouth among world choirs and twice gold medal winners,

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Reflections in colour :

Jayani excels in the art world

In the world of art, there is a question that is always asked as to what one thinks about an artist. Jayani Pinnawela was a high-profile administrator and diplomat who served her country with aplomb and much dedication, denying her artistic abilities not wishing to confuse her priorities as duty came first to her.

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