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In India, but over two decades now the Paris-based historian, journalist, writer. Has been making films with Indian themes. His last, the Indo-French-British production. Did the rounds internationally, albeit with not much commercial success. But Singh is back now with a documentary,. About his journey as a writer and director, and how Bollywood. Is a great chronicler of modern India. How did you become a filmmaker? Romil.

Linda Goodman may not agree with me but this Aquarian is an incurable dreamer. A bundle of optimism with a wandering mind, wandering feet and a kaleidoscope of dreams. Wife, mother, cook, housekeeper, teacher, beautician, tinker, tailor, gardener, event manager, I am a bit of everything. The caps I have donned in my various avatars can easily fill up a few shelves. I sing the tunes my family wants me to sing and dance on their tunes whenever I am required to do so.

Hugging my inadequate coat against the freezing cold, I trudged along the Jewish Quarters of the town, my eyes popping with wonder. The setting was right out of a Victorian novel. Snowflakes fell in soft whispers as men in black, the orthodox Jews, rode their bicycles with elevated backseats. The long black overcoats and hats, their flowing beards a blur of black in the softly falling snowflakes. But Antwerp is not just diamonds. In its heyday in the 1.

The story of the field. And the field found a sprout. The broken mud found a drizzle of rain. And the field found a sprout. It hopes it never comes again. The mud is not broken anymore. The rain healed it like a shore. The sprout has grown a beautiful flower. So tiny like a twinkling star. It made the field so proud. It waits for the rain and cloud. It hopes it never comes again. The flower has now become a fruit.