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Kajol unveils cover of …Saga
Ashwin Sanghi and actress Kajol unveiled the cover and trailer of the author\'s latest book \"The Sialkot Saga\" at JLF. Without revealing much, Ashwin said that the book in addition to being a bit about history and mythology as is his forte is majorly a story with a contemporary narrative and two times more exciting than \"Chanakya\'s Chant\".
Ashwin Sanghi and actress Kajol unveiled the cover and trailer of the author's latest book "The Sialkot Saga" at JLF. Without revealing much, Ashwin said that the book in addition to being a bit about history and mythology as is his forte is majorly a story with a contemporary narrative and two times more exciting than "Chanakya's Chant".
According to him, the book goes back 3000 years into the past even as it is about the seven decades post independence. "Partition of India is the genesis but definitely not a part of the story," he says. The story, which is set in the business world and is the saga of two men Arvind and Arbaaz promises to traverse across time, generations, geographies and emotions.
"There is a lot of cerebral stuff going on. There's game play, strategy and according to my publisher Gautham, if any one after reading this book still wants to do business with me, he would be out of his mind. Yet, a lot of it is based on what's going on around me. I believe that fact is stranger than fiction." "The Sialkot Saga" is set to hit the stands in early March.
