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Through my looking glass: Close Encounters of a personal kind

Partha Chatterjee

5/5 ( ratings)

Partha never worked behind a desk and from 9 to 5. He started his career in the exotic tea gardens of Northeast India and continued his career in luxury hotels around the country. During his life’s journey, he met various interesting people, and he has been in unique situations. These stories make up this beautiful collection.

There are celebrated movies and books on the people he encountered like Dr. John Nash covered in the film A Beautiful Mind, female war correspondents reflected in the movie Private War and his association with JRD Tata and Russi Mody, The story of Billy Arjan Singh and Billy’s association with the film Born Free, Partha’s own experiences during The Sikh Riots and his travels through Zululand are just some of the stories.

This is an anthology of a person’s experiences who knows how to spin a tale.

Pages: 160

Format: Paperback

Release: February 07, 2019

ISBN 13: 9781684669356

Through my looking glass: Close Encounters of a personal kind

Partha Chatterjee

5/5 ( ratings)

Partha never worked behind a desk and from 9 to 5. He started his career in the exotic tea gardens of Northeast India and continued his career in luxury hotels around the country. During his life’s journey, he met various interesting people, and he has been in unique situations. These stories make up this beautiful collection.

There are celebrated movies and books on the people he encountered like Dr. John Nash covered in the film A Beautiful Mind, female war correspondents reflected in the movie Private War and his association with JRD Tata and Russi Mody, The story of Billy Arjan Singh and Billy’s association with the film Born Free, Partha’s own experiences during The Sikh Riots and his travels through Zululand are just some of the stories.

This is an anthology of a person’s experiences who knows how to spin a tale.

Pages: 160

Format: Paperback

Release: February 07, 2019

ISBN 13: 9781684669356

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