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The tone is adulatory and each page seeks to portray the Munjal brothers as messiahs to millions over the past seven decades. And then you have a separate chapter titled “Spiritual roots and societal impact” of the Munjals. The Making of Hero … is essentially a son’s glowing tribute to his larger than life father and could have been a much nicer read had the author exercised a little more restraint in expressing his admiration for the subject.
The 264-page book is still worth a read because it gives a ringside view of the extraordinary lives and times of
The 264-page book is still worth a read because it gives a ringside view of the extraordinary lives and times of
