A Patchwork Quilt: A Collage of My Creative Life

I'm midway through this book, and love it. I ordered it on a whim when I watched Chashme Buddoor and am so glad I did. To read and imagine such adventures and talents, I begin to find myself yearning.Onto watching Katha tonight.:)

This is a brilliant book. Written with love, passion, highlighting the salient points in the author's career. Not only that, it also serves as a running commentary of the times. Of the 1970s, of the key, and the not so key personnel connected with Indian cinema and music. Must-read. Multiple times.

Sai's writing is as fluid as her films. I hope she writes more on cinema in the coming days.

This is how an autobiography should be written. No frills, no fake stories, no false narratives. Just plain story telling and being true to the events in life. The book reiterates why Sai is such a fantastic writer. One of the best autobiographies from the world of cinema ever.