How To Become A Billionaire By Selling Nothing (English, Paperback, Magal Aditya)
From Aditya Magal, the writer behind the famous blog ‘The Secret Journal of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’ which is based on the billionaire stockbroker’s life, comes a hilarious satire on success entitled How to become a billionaire by selling nothing.
Summary of the Book
An eccentric entrepreneur's dreams of success are stepped on when a billionaire stock investor with a dragon-sized ego he approaches for funding shoos him away with a meager 1 Lakh, advising him to consult a psychiatrist. The entrepreneur takes the money to hit back on the billionaire by manufacturing the most innovative product possible: NOTHING! He pays the billionaire back by assigning him a stake in the company for his help. The entrepreneur's marketing skills help land investments by the hundreds, even from the deep-pockets of Indian politicians. The billionaire is vexed with his stake, one that he has unexpectedly picked up. Its value increases every day, and attracts the attention of some of the richest men in the world. However, this ride to success is cut short as another company claims that the entrepreneur has infringed on their ideas. In this spoof on success, the writer spares no one, and his writing captures the humour and absurdity of India
About Aditya Magal
Aditya Magal, or Sri Sir Jhunjhunwala as he is known on Twitter, is an Indian blogger, part-time business analyst and twitter celebrity. His blog gets over 30,000 unique followers every month and he is followed by over 45,000 people on Twitter.
Mr. Magal is an economics graduate, and worked as a Business Analyst till 2012, when he left the corporate world to write full time. His articles have been featured on Hindustan Times Brunch, Outlook, Economic Times, Hindustan Times, and JAM Magazine. His blog, which he based on a parody of Legendary Indian Investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, has evolved into one of the best known humour brands in India and has been acclaimed extensively by Forbes, Outlook, HT, DNA, and the Economic Times.
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It's a fun read
Dipesh Mehta
Jun, 2014
Highly recommended for a unique story and characters with funny and unconventional bold writing.
Lakshmi V
Jul, 2014
Awesomeness Guaranteed!!!
Tarannum Mohammed
Jul, 2014
fun, absolute fun.
Sejal Jobanputra
Certified Buyer, Mumbai
Jul, 2014
A must read book with a very different story,will keep you in splits!
Rajesh Karmal
Certified Buyer, Bangalore
Aug, 2014
As I know him. Mr. awesble.
OneChilledBeer
Certified Buyer, Bharuch
Jul, 2014
Not recommended at all
aaditya kumar
Certified Buyer, Kanpur
Feb, 2017
Brilliant Read
Kunal
Feb, 2015
Complete waste of time
Rahul Verma
Certified Buyer, New Delhi
Jan, 2015
A Wicked, Crazy Read!
Mohammad Omar
Sep, 2014