The Warren Buffett of India Rakesh Jhunjhunwala | Strategies and Secrets of India's Most Successful Stock Market Investor

Great and undoubtedly a capable man who deserves identity in the field.

The most recommended book for individuals who wish to create a career in the stock market or earn a side income. It contains all of the essential information you need to comprehend the stock exchange and make money. I believe that everyone should read once and comprehend before entering any field. You should have their basic knowledge so that you do not incur unneeded losses.

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, who is popularly known as"Big Bull " of India , due to his bullish outlook on India's growth, is a big name in the world of finance. This book is very helpful for those who are interested in stock marking and are in need of some experts guidance.One must read this book as it is full of knowledge and experience.

"The Warren Buffett of Indian Rakesh Jhunjhunwala" is a worthwhile read for anyone interested in investing or learning from the successes of a great investor.The book provides a detailed account of Jhunjhunwala's life, investment strategies, and success.This is valuable for anyone interested in investing in India or understanding the country's economic landscape.

Waste of money. Nothing usefull. Author picked up some information from the press and printed in book format. Repetition of same information. Please don't waste time and money.

The author keep repeating the name Rakesh Jhunjhunwala every paragraph. After some time it get irritating to read the book.

This book explores Jhunjhunwala's personality and motivations. Through interviews with Jhunjhunwala and those who know him well, the author provides a deep understanding of the man behind the investments.It is a must-read for anyone interested in investing or learning from the successes of a great investor.

Unbelievably badly written book. The book has no new information, no logical order in which the content is presented, and a lot of paragraphs are literally repeating at multiple places. No proper proof reading or editing seems to have been done and almost everything mentioned is in public domain. There is no original content, not even a word of it. There are two interviews of RJ, which seems to be transcripts of his television interviews. But the author has not even shown the grace to mention who the interviewer is or when the interview was conducted. Even a college project would have been better. A cheap attempt to exploit RJ’s name and dupe people.