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    The Worlds That Met in Bollywood

    By Manan Goel

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    About this ebook

    The story revolves around the ups and downs in their everyday lives, and how they cope with difficulties. They seek motivation from nearby entertainment media and carry on with their lives. We common men are more disturbed by the problems we face internally than worldly affairs. This book may not strengthen you morally but it’s a viewpoint to look at certain aspects of life differently.

    The journey through this book starts back in the year 2006, and shows how the two young boys turn real events around as they grow up and they seek shore from it."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOne Point Six Technologies Pvt Ltd
    Release dateFeb 19, 2020
    ISBN9789389759419
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    The Worlds That Met in Bollywood
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    Manan Goel

    "I am not a regular writer or a reader. This idea arose from promoting this ideology in a formto reach numbers and as there is a saying ‘the pen is mightier than the sword’. I intended towrite it down with a vision to publish in the best possible manner. I am grateful to Leadstartpublishing team for giving this thought a platform."

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