‘Spring Fever 2015’: It’s all about your favorite Books!
Penguin Random house India in collaboration with Visual Art gallery, Indian Habitat centre presents ‘Spring Fever’ 2015 a perfect treat for book lovers.
Spring Fever has been thriving for the last seven years and every year it features some leading lights from the world of literature and arts. It is all about meeting prominent authors and having a great time while enjoying some wonderful musical performances.
Spring Fever 2015
You can browse through your favorite books, be the part of literary discussions and enjoy the previews of forthcoming attractions and the most loved, open air library.
Event entailed for ten days and the speakers for this year were Amitav Ghosh, Ruskin Bond, Ram Jethmalani, Shobhaa Dé, Gulzar, Aarya Babbar, T.N. Ninan, Mihir Sharma, Raghav Bahl, Shashi Tharoor, Gurcharan Das, Sushir Kakar, Arshia Sattar, Ravinder Singh, Durjoy Datta, Sudeep Nagarkar and many more.
It was all about your favorite books
If you are book savvy and love to read books, Spring Fever brings all the bestseller on a single platform that you can enjoy reading in an open air library.
Today’s program is scheduled as a beautiful evening with Ravinder Singh with the session called ‘Tell me your story’ on love, loss and life. Ravinder Singh, is an author, who made headlines with his bestseller ‘I too had a love story’
Open Library for books lover
“I like the environment here. It’s the fourth year that I have been coming here and I enjoy a lot. I got a chance to meet Amitav Ghosh , Shashi Tharoor and I am excited to meet Ravinder Singh too, as he is one of my favorite authors”, says Meeta Sharma.
“Reading books in a open environment has its own pleasure and I had a great time here. This is the third time for me and I am hanging out with my friends here and I will be here tomorrow too as Gulzar would be here and I can’t miss it”, says Pankaj Jha
So, if you haven’t yet been to Spring fever, hurry up, just go and have an amazing evening this weekend with two more speakers Ravinder Singh (today) and Gulzar (Saturday, also the last day).
