The book is about two graduates of management studies who work their own ways to reach the top.
Sandeep is selfish, ambitious, leads his life on his own terms to achieve what he desired. And then there is Swamy, who respects the value system and morality.
My Thoughts
I have read this book twice, and the obvious reason for this is I really like it. My favorite author Mani Shankar Mukherji also writes about an individual’s life in the work situation. This book is also centered around corporate and that really appeals to me.
I really do like both the character's journey from interning in a big bank to claiming the ladders of corporate, along with their personal growth.
Both Sandeep and Swamy have very distinctive personalities, and they are very well portrayed.
The Only thing that I didn’t much like is both the man characters are extremely one-dimensional, like Black and White, with no grey shades. Well, Black and White have their own appeal; people are not like that in real life.
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Ravi Subramanian, an alumnus of IIM-Bangalore, is currently working with a leading foreign bank in its Retail Banking unit. He now lives in Mumbai with Dharini, his biotechnologist turned banker wife, and his ten-year-old daughter Anusha.
Ravi's stories are normally set in the backdrop of the amazingly exciting and adrenalin-pumping foreign banking industry. Both his earlier novels If God Was A Banker and I Brought The Monk's Ferrari were bestsellers. If God was a Banker, his debut novel, has not only sold over a hundred thousand copies but also got him critical acclaim by winning the Golden Quill Readers Choice Award in 2008.
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