Exit Interview  (English, Paperback, Mukherjee Amrita)

An insight into the domain of journalism, media business and high society through the eyes of the protagonist makes a very alluring reading. The evolution of Rasha Roy, from a beginner to a pro, with the experiences associated, will be definitely identified by many as their own,specially in the corporate sector. The author has a great story telling sense and best part which appeals is the ability to translate the factual aspects to fictional form. The critically contrasting reflection of the...

MYSELF BEING AN ACTOR AND HAVING MANY CLOSE FRIENDS WHO ARE JOURNALISTS,I COULD SEE EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM THROUGH THE PAGES AND THE LINES OF THIS NOVEL!THIS ONE IS A FANTASTIC JOYRIDE THROUGH THE HIGHS AND LOWS IN THE LIFE OF THE ENIGMATIC AND COURAGEOUS JOURNALIST RASHA ROY ...THE CHALLENGES AND TRIUMPHS IN A JOURNALIST'S DIFFICULT PATH OF TRAVEL...CAPTIVATING TO SAY THE LEAST...AS REAL AS ONE CAN BARGAIN FOR...AS IF ONE IS PEEKING INTO THE LIFE OF A FELLOW JOURNALIST FRIEND...IN A TRUE...

Exit Interview is a thrilling account of a college student whose passion is journalism. It takes her to places and through unbelievable experiences of life. The narrative is very detailed and immensely enjoyable as the reader can identify with many places and characters. The book has a cinematic quality with its jump cuts and flashback within flashbacks. This book not only holds a reader glued to it, but also may be a film directors delight.

book Exit Interview by Amrita Mukherjee gives an insight to the fact that these exit interviews are nothing but corporate histrionics. Rasha Roy , the protagonist is a journalist by profession and a crusader by nature, and a staunch believer of the fact that there is always a new horizon to conquer. She makes it a point to move to Dubai much against the wishes of her perfect middle class Indian parents , who are always over caring and would never approve of 3:00 am friends .
Rasha moves on t...

The book is a fast and pacy read and engages you right from the start - the first half is almost like a thriller where I kept turning the pages eagerly to find out what would happen next while the next half of the book is more descriptive in nature about experiences and locales. The underbelly of journalism is well described here and the various challenges a woman faces at the workplace and how Rasha (the protagonist) manages to circumvent these situations.

At times, specially in the latter ...

Exit Interview, written by Amrita Mukherjee is a true reflection of the Corporate World.Based on the journey of young journalist Rasha Roy, this book introduces us with the world of journalism.
Style of writing is very spontaneous.
Waiting for the next one.

It is an eye opener in the true sense! Seems I know Rasha growing up with me. Thoroughly enjoyed reading it. One can understand how cruel the corporate world is. It is a must read for all budding journos. Waiting for the sequel!