its simply awesome....beautifully plotted blend of modern and history of politics.i think readers will find it very entertaining and personally it even enhanced my knowledge and interest in a lot of fields dealing with the book

There are few authors in India who write exceptionally well. Ashwin is one of those. I am a vivid reader and read almost all the books that come my way. This stands first.

1. Chanakya Chant- Ashwin
2. Journey Of Two Hearts- Anuj Tiwari
3. How I braved Any Aunty - Varun Aggarwal
4. Life is what you make it- Preeti

This book was a thorough let down after the Rozabal line. While Rozabal Line was itself not a great literary work itself, if one ignored the lame story, it actually had a lot of interesting historical insights on how Jesus may have been influenced by Indian Philosophy.. that itself was its redeeming aspect. Unfortunately CC had nothing of that sort. While the parts dealing with Chankya were bearly readable, the parts that dealt with his contemporary counterpart was, for want of a better word,...

I was tempted by buy and read this book by Ashwin Sanghi after reading a few reviews at flipkart. The author has done his best to malign the greatest diplomat-cum-saint Chanakya. While I enjoyed the modern day story of Gangadhar running parallel to that of Chanakya of 2300 years ago, I was appalled at author's deliberate attempt to discredit everything Chanakya did for his nation at that time. Very few of the readers might have already read books portraying Chanakya as the hero and those who ...

Chanakya's chant is one of those books that take a lot of hard work and research to write. It's not easy to mix and match contemporary and ancient Indian politics but the author has done that superbly.

The shifts between present and past are nicely placed and the story has a good pace. The language is good and neither is it childish nor does it go overboard.

A refreshing change from boy runs behind the girl and gets her kind of book.

The book looks unreal at several places... too fictitious! Though stories about Chanakya made the book interesting.. but the way the other protagonist functions makes him look as if the entire world of politics can be puppeted at his will. Though, at some places, the intelligence of the character impresses you, but it fails to make you believe that it exists.. and the entire book looks like a well written novel. There is not much in the book, in terms of language and philosophy, that might pu...

Aware of its success in the market, i started this book with many expectations. The first few chapters, say a 60 pages, were extremely gripping and drew a sense of curiosity and excitement in me. And honestly i say, Aswin Sanghi did a good start for this book. The remaining part of the book made me feel worse. I just continued reading this book in hope to find a corner which would satisfy me but did not find anything of that sort. I pushed myself up to 400 pages but failed to complete it. An...

The book is not as great as some reviews are trying to make it out to be. Whereas the original Chanakya's story is quite gripping and very well told, its the modern Chanakya's story that is not great. Apart from the modern adversaries looking to be dumb and modern Chanakya somehow has a pill for everything, the original Chanakya's story looks more plausible. But this is smaller of the issues. The bigger one is motivation. The original Chanakya was clearly driven by the bigger idea of unified ...

Ashwin Sanghi's "Chanakya's Chant" is a great book. First of all considering the negative sides, this book can be a bit hard to catch up as two different stories of different ages are written together. But its wonderful to know that both stories are let to the same conclusion!

However this book always strives as it has a modern narrative style with good vocabulary. I believe that it is a must read for all the people who are interested in politics, economics and business. Its actually worth ...

I had high hopes with this book after reading positive reviews and seemingly interesting theme, but when i read the whole book, i found it contains two books, one is chanakya's real story that is really engrossing and an interesting read but here writer's contribution is little as it is real history and has already been written in countless novels and we have seen on television, the second book which is fictional and written by aswin sanghi has no msg, Gangadhar Pandit's only moto is to make ...