Review of "Dust Dancers" by Sarthak Paliwal
Dust Dancers is an interesting story that explores the idea of family, self-identity and the social obligations that one has. The plot of the book explores the stories of six people who are across age groups and social strata. Sarthak takes up the idea of following one’s dream as a central plot and then shows it through the lens of his six characters and their intersections produce a wonderful story.
About the Author
BlogRolls you might like to read
-
Read moreBookChatter, 17 Jul 2026
Happy Go Funny by Khyrunnisa A. Book Review - Finding Laughter in Everyday Life
A detailed review of Happy Go Funny – The Lighter Moments of Life by Khyrunnisa A., a delightful collection of…
-
Read moreBookChatter, 16 Jul 2026'Dance Like a Trans': By 'Raghav Chinivar' - Kiran Kumar Adharapuram
Manjamma Jogathi discovered in folk theatre and Jogathi Nritya not just a calling but a language of survival. Born Manjunath…
-
Read moreBookChatter, 16 Jul 2026Music and Fidelity
This short work is not merely a story about longings and infidelity. It is a meditation on the emotional costs…


