Rang Mahal Novels & Stories

With mh peripheral view I caught him drowned in his memory lane while a faint smile lingering on his face. We were greeted by a half dozen of gatekeepers in traditional outfit and they led us inside. The distance between the entrance gate and main building was about 400 metre. "This is the entrance building.. or say gate not less than a haveli itself..Guests and visiters are greeted here"this time Tani told me.  There was a fountain in the middle of square yard.The blue arches were beautifully carved .There were beautiful hand carvings on the pillars. Finally we reached to the main building, my feet were aching badly.I wondered how the people of this house do this much activities. I am not

The faint scent of damp earth and addictive aroma of brewing chai drifted from the small roadside stalls, where vendors set up their shops for the day. At the very top of the hill, away from the bustling markets and narrow lanes, Malhotra Mansion stood like a opulent palace. The grand estate, with its elegant glass windows, huge garden and sprawling lawns, screamed the wealth and power of Malhotras. But inside, it was too quiet. Too dark, too depressing. Money can buy happiness but not peace and the Malhotra’s proved it right with theor arrogance and cruel behavior which was usually witnessed by their staffs as well.

Next day of Mahalaya A brand new BMW car is moving towards its destination which is the JW Marriott Hotel that is one of the biggest five-star hotels in Kolkata. Two pairs of eyes are gawking at the sight of the city with amazement, but the third person is busy on his laptop doing his works as if he doesn't have any interest in seeing the city which is decorated so delightful way.

She said and my heart started beating faster. She was really my Mahima as she just spoke like an architect. My eyes became moist. I turned my back towards them and started walking towards it as I didn't want them to see my tears. " It was built in 1857, An enduring legacy of the colonial rulers, it is visible from far away. The Church looks majestic during the day, it turns into an enchanting sight when illuminated at night. Moreover, it houses the largest pipe organ in India. " I told them.

The Hawa Mahal was so beautiful from inside. Hawa Mahal, Jaipur’s most iconic landmark, is no ordinary piece of architecture. It is a beguiling, 5-storied building dating back to the 18th century, which, with its lacy grillworks and honey-comb facade, renders city dwellers and travellers an extraordinary visual spectacle. From its intricate decors to the panoramas visible from here, Hawa Mahal is a popular landmark that demands a visit at least one in life. The alluring Hawa Mahal night view - when the moonlight shines on the city, is an experience in itself that leaves three of them awestruck. Shikha and Juhi click lots of pictures.