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A Rude Life: The Memoir | A spirited & compelling must-read book by Vir Sanghvi | Detailed accounts of Vir's interactions with celebrities, actors & politicians | Penguin Books, Autobiography
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A Rude Life: The Memoir | A spirited & compelling must-read book by Vir Sanghvi | Detailed accounts of Vir’s interactions with celebrities, actors & politicians | Penguin Books, Autobiography

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Vir Sanghvi’s has been an interesting life – one that took him to Oxford, movie and political journalism, television and magazines – and he depicts it with the silky polish his readers expect of him. In A RUDE LIFE, he turns his dispassionate observer’s gaze on himself, and in taut prose tells us about all that he’s experienced, and nothing more for he’s still a private man. He unhurriedly recounts memories from his childhood and college years, moving on to give us an understanding of how he wrote his biggest stories, while giving us an insider’s view into the politics and glamour of that time.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Penguin Random House India
Country
India
Date
19 July 2021
Pages
400
ISBN
9780670095391

Vir Sanghvi’s has been an interesting life – one that took him to Oxford, movie and political journalism, television and magazines – and he depicts it with the silky polish his readers expect of him. In A RUDE LIFE, he turns his dispassionate observer’s gaze on himself, and in taut prose tells us about all that he’s experienced, and nothing more for he’s still a private man. He unhurriedly recounts memories from his childhood and college years, moving on to give us an understanding of how he wrote his biggest stories, while giving us an insider’s view into the politics and glamour of that time.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Penguin Random House India
Country
India
Date
19 July 2021
Pages
400
ISBN
9780670095391