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That Summer Afternoon
A restless summer at 19, a doorbell, a father’s tears — That Summer Afternoon tells a story of struggle and joy. And in many ways,
September 23, 2025
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KB’s Ultimate Movie-List
My Ultimate Movie Watchlist – Curated With Love By Krishna Bhaskar | krishnabhaskar.com A few years ago, I asked my friends on Facebook to share
July 23, 2025
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The Robotic Bilateral Knee Surgery That Gave My Mom Her Life Back — A Simple Guide for Knee Replacement Surgery in India
My Mom’s Painful Decline Five years ago, my mom’s life had become incredibly difficult. She couldn’t walk a step without pain—often sharp pain—in both knees.
June 22, 2025
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Was Hanuman a Neanderthal?
So, a Neanderthal walks into a cave, spots a pebble that looks like a face, dips his finger in red ochre, and leaves a print
May 28, 2025
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Tirupati Balaji Trip Planning – All You Need to Know
Let’s get this straight — planning a Tirupati Balaji darshan sounds like a spiritual experience, but the planning part? Not so much. When I started
April 22, 2025
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They Said I Couldn’t
“They Said I Couldn’t” by Krishna Bhaskar is a triumphant little fable where a lemon-lime color toad throws shade at doubt and naps through adversity.
April 1, 2025
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Krishna Bhaskar
Krishna Bhaskar is a storyteller at heart and a seeker by soul. Born and raised in India before settling in Texas in his early twenties, he embodies a rich blend of cultures. For nearly three decades, Texas has been home—reflected in his love for Tex-Mex, small-town BBQ hunts, and his ever-present western boots.
A gifted writer and actor, Krishna’s creative work spans short stories, poems, songs, and screenplays in both English and Hindi. His writing draws from real moments and personal introspection, making his stories deeply intimate yet universally relatable. On stage, he brings the same authenticity and emotional depth, creating an instant sense of connection with his audience.
Blending wisdom with warmth, Krishna Bhaskar reminds us that intellect and boots do go darn good together.