Website – http://www.laportedesindes.com/ Food – 5 Service – 5 Ambience/Location – 5   It was a rainy Monday evening in Marble Arch when my guest and I arrived at La Porte Des Indes, umbrellas in hand not knowing that we were about to be transported into a magical haven of tranquility where your tastes, senses … More La Porte Des Indes – Restaurant Review

Just a few words on a movie called Lakshmi I had the pleasure of seeing last night at the London Asian Film Festival… Even though I didn’t get to finish watching Lakshmi the movie last night (an Indian film about girls as young as 14 who are taken from villages and sold into the sex … More Lakshmi – the film

I believe people come in to your life for a reason and my latest post is a great representation of that. This blog isn’t actually written by me but by a friend I have made recently. I met Bina Billimoria through another good friend and I have been so inspired by her words! I think … More Know Your Worth

Restaurant Review – Bengal Tiger http://www.bengaltiger.org.uk 62-66 Carter Lane, London, EC4V 5EA (closest stations St Pauls/Blackfriars) Tel – 0207 248 6361 Ratings Food – 4 Service – 5 Ambience/Location – 4 People from Bengal have a saying; Machhe y Bhate Bangali which translates to fish and rice make a Bengali. Many Indian restaurants in the … More Restaurant Review – Bengal Tiger

Just a random thought for a rainy Thursday afternoon… Doesn’t this rainy afternoon just make you want to put on your oldest and most comfiest PJ’s, curl up with a mug of sweet tea, a big bag of Butterkist Cinema Style popcorn, watch a movie which preferably stars Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, such as You’ve … More One of those rainy days

In 2012 when I was jobless and looking for work in the big smoke I had the chance of meeting someone for the first time. I didn’t know then but that person would go on to become one of my best friends and we would practically be neighbours. That person is Rita Morar. That day, whilst … More Teardrops by Tazzz feat Rita Morar and Raxstar

    Tonight (at 6pm) sees the launch of Shai Hussain’s exciting new comedy web series Three Shades of Brown. I was privileged enough to see the whole series last week at a press screening.   The series follows three guys; Nas the rude boy, Harry the coconut and Ravi the freshie who due to … More Three Shades of Brown – web series review

This common mistake used in everyday language is a huge pet peeve of mine, I know I am not perfect but it absolutely irritates me when people get this wrong! The Oxford Dictionary defines Your as – “Belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing” and this is the … More The difference between Your and You’re

“As a non-vegetarian I didn’t miss meat at all” Address – 51 Queen Caroline St, Greater London W6 9QL Telephone – 020 8748 6932 Website – http://thegaterestaurants.com/hammersmith.php Closest underground station – Hammersmith Cuisine – French & Italian Vegetarian food Rating Food – 5 Service – 5 Location – 4   Sunday 9th March saw me visit … More Restaurant Review – The Gate

“Nirbhaya, nirbhaya, nirbhaya” chanted the protagonists in Nirbhaya – The play which I saw last week at the Southbank Centre. Nirbhaya (meaning Fearless one) is a play based around the Delhi rape which took place on 16 December 2012. I had heard about Nirbhaya through many people and the one common comment was that it … More Nirbhaya The Play – Review