The Sales Room  (English, Paperback, Ramesh R. T. Manu)

Well, say what you will, but we Indians have a good sensory/visual/olfactory perception for "masala" entertainers of any kind - be it food or b/t/k(ollywood) movies or books! This fiction about a wannabe entrepreneur could be classified a masala and certainly a good one at that. Rajesh Iyer sustains a consistency of character right from the start till the end of the book, although his thoughts mostly revolve around a few specific things with "well endowed" women, which I thoroughly enjoyed :P...

the Book Cover and title aptly states that this book is something to talk about sales and its humor in bringing the sales.

As the blurb clearly states about the terrific intense plot, this book is for those who can relate the job of those frustrated people in a sales room in any organization. The life of a sales person as described in many films ranging from ‘The Pursuit of Happyness’ is stressful. I loved the humor in this book and a great plot. Being a bangalorean, I was more interested...

If you are an Young working Indian, this book is a must read. Very beautifully captures the essence of working in an Indian 'Start-up' and its Jugaad attitude. Loved the way the author goes about narrating with an in-your-face style.
Its a simple story that one can identify with, interspersed with humour (sometimes more from the male perspective).
Great read.