Anita Desai

[@shjeula9871]

her aura is so effortless

[@champikaliyanaarachchi3380]

Definitely a legend. The way she weaves her stories is amazing..🙂💗🙂

[@madeinbangladesh5307]

She is inspiration for my English literature

[@hemlatabisht4886]

The best of bests. Anita I have read you and you are so modest, calm, and unhurried just like your books❤️

[@manojitparamanik2998]

Thank you for this wonderful interview

[@stealthworx4371]

She has such a fabulous English accent.

[@aburaziel]

I am a Jew from India and Anita Desai deserves the Nobel prize for 'Baumgartner's Bombay' and the rest of her humane fictions.

[@malanchachakrabarty3677]

So charmed by the way she talks. I can go on listening to her.

[@metinyilmaz71]

Thanks.

[@divyakanwar9724]

Hello mam, Kindly make clear the significance of the title "cry the peacock " Ur each word is full of emotion. Thank you

[@ramdularsingh1435]

The Nobel Prize Committee Sweden can make up a bit for the fault they made through failing to award R K Narayan with the Nobel by conferring the honor on this brilliant lady Anita Desai. She will be 85 next week. Hurry up Swedes.......

[@vaisnaveeidayahmadoo5992]

Fasting feasting fav ❤️

[@TilakRaj-yq6ff]

voices in the city

[@bharatbhushan3070]

♥♥

[@lazee_bella]

Is she the Creater of family link?

[@chitraazhagarasan9557]

Really I enjoyed ur novels mam.. I wondered how students saw u as a feminist writer but I can feel only paradoxes in ur characters between truth and expectation. When truth wasn't accepted the life has no values. I felt this outcome from ur novels.