Buildit: Building Blinkit in an Evolving India by Albinder Singh Dhindsa Review
Albinder Singh Dhindsa's Buildit on the pivots, failures and pressure behind Blinkit's ten-minute deliveries, and the ideas worth keeping from it.
Diamonds Are Forever, So Are the Morals by Govind Dholakia Review
Three borrowed rupees, a bag of balloons, and a lesson that outlasted the profit. Govind Dholakia went on to build one of Surat’s great diamond houses, but this autobiography is…
Hollywood to the Himalayas by Sadhvi Bhagwati Saraswati Review
Spiritual autobiography tracing a Stanford graduate's journey from Hollywood to spiritual liberation through forgiveness and inner work.
Life of Pi by Yann Martel Review
Yann Martel's 5-star survival epic follows a young boy adrift in the ocean with a Bengal tiger for 277 days.
Chimamanda Adichie’s Masterful Tale of Biafra
Historical fiction exploring the Biafran War through interconnected lives and love amid political conflict in Nigeria.
Fifty Shades Freed by E.L. James Review
E.L. James explores marriage, control, vulnerability, and the messy work of maintaining love and resolving conflict over time.
I Am The Best by Swati Bhise Review
Children's picture book featuring the five elements discovering that harmony requires working together with mutual respect.
Think Like A Monk by Jay Shetty Review
Self-help book translating monastic wisdom into practical strategies for mindfulness, purpose, and intentional living in the modern world.
The Tiger Throne by Preetha Rajah Kannan Review
Preetha's historical fiction retelling of Ponniyin Selvan features Chola dynasty intrigue, spy elements, and well-developed characters across over 700 pages.
Everything is F*cked by Mark Manson Review
This book on HOPE by Mark Manson is no where near to his first book yet it is a good one time read.
Foops! 30 Common Financial Mistakes by Manoj Arora Review
Investment guide from an experienced financial advisor covering stock market pitfalls and wealth creation strategies, written for those with prior market experience.
Back Ender written by Udayan Mukherji Review
Suspense thriller about an intelligence officer with top-notch characterization, clever twists, and a cinematic writing style that delivers mystery without murder.
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