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This book tells you about millennials' attitudes towards nearly everything

A M Gautam's 'Indian Millennials: Who Are They, Really?' deconstructs millennials by studying their behaviours towards body, food, culture, religion, spirituality, ideology, technology, and internet

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Saurabh Sharma
INDIAN MILLENNIALS: Who AreThey, Really?
Author: AMGautam
Publisher: Aleph
Pages: 262
Price: Rs 699

In his first book,  Indian Millennials: Who Are They, Really, Bengaluru-based writer A M Gautam personalises the quest to understand the millennial cohort — people born between 1981 and 1996 — in 14 neat chapters that study their behaviours towards body, food, culture, religion, spirituality, ideology, technology, and the internet. Previously, a book that tried to attempt this was Snigdha Poonam’s Dreamers: How Young Indians Are Changing the World (Penguin, 2018). But her book was more of a sociopolitical study hinged on the apparatus of ambition and