Vertical Limit At The Murmuring Oasis by Vinod Joseph
Big Boss gave Phalgun a sad smile. His next few words confirmed his disappointment in Phalgun. ‘If you kill him, how will he pay me?’
The Trade Unionist’s Son by Vinod Joseph
Bimal never forgot how important it was to have nothing to do with trade unions.
He and She by Vinod Joseph
People were openly staring at them. Agya Anderson was a very liberal place by Mumbai standards, but such an open pursuit was definitely unheard of.
Down The Ski Slopes In Switzerland by Vinod Joseph
Despite everything, Srikanth admired his friend Manjunath who skiied regularly in Switzerland
Redemption by Vinod Joseph
Just to think that he had almost made it home after a single small glass of wine!
Happy Birthday by Vinod Joseph
‘I don’t believe in celebrating birthdays,’ Paresh told her within a few days of getting married.
Eyes and Ears Lie by Vinod Joseph
It seemed to be an Orwellian nightmare, with everyone seeming to have bought the government’s story.
The Henpecked CEO by Vinod Joseph
It was such a joke. Sandeep Nayyar, one of the most prominent men in the Mumbai financial market, was in mortal fear of his wife.
Second Thoughts by Vinod Joseph
The qualifications to become a film journalist are unique, Rajat learns.
Bias by Vinod Joseph
Would that woman have treated him thus if he were white?
