“The two men’s stomachs pressed together like a couple of beach balls. For a moment, Puri felt like he was going to… — Tarquin Hall Mind Copy Share Image
“These included the top of Mount Everest and up the chief’s rear passage.” — Tarquin Hall Everest Copy Share Image
“The “salla bhangi,” as he referred to the Dalit, lived on the other side of the village.” — Tarquin Hall Village Copy Share Image
“Bollywood’s Govinda was gyrating his hips in front of a Swiss Alpine landscape.” — Tarquin Hall Bollywood Copy Share Image
“Mummy had then appeared, telling the press that her son needed his daily dose of iron tonic.” — Tarquin Hall Mother Copy Share Image
“Never forget I am old,” she said. “What does that mean, Mummy-ji?” “Didn’t you know? Old is gold, na.” — Tarquin Hall Copy Share Image
“Puri found the walls bare, his secretary having put away all his accolades, including his signed and personalized Kenny G album cover” — Tarquin Hall Copy Share Image
“Sir, with due respect and all, my mummy-ji told me not to speak with strangers,” said Puri, conscious that Naga was now… — Tarquin Hall Respect Copy Share Image
“Inspector, believe me, I am one man who believes in miracles. Unlike Dr. Jha, I know such things can and do occur.… — Tarquin Hall Miracle Copy Share Image
“How can he eat at a time like this?” she asked Tubelight. The operative shrugged. “One time, Boss ate a chicken frankie… — Tarquin Hall Copy Share Image
“Since becoming chief minister four years ago, Baba Dhobi had sought to consolidate his cult standing by using state funds to build… — Tarquin Hall Copy Share Image
“Those who did that thing were human beings, na. We should ask ourselves why human beings behave in such a way. Otherwise… — Tarquin Hall Copy Share Image
“Fortunately, getting hold of people’s garbage was a cinch. Indian detectives were much luckier than their counterparts in, say, America, who were… — Tarquin Hall Every morning Copy Share Image
