Daily Archives: January 8, 2010

The All is Well Book Series…

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All is Well: An Optimist’s Take on Life

All is Not Well: The Pessimist’s Counter to The Optimist’s Take

Is All Really Well? A Collection of Conspiracy Theories

How All Can Be Well: A Doctor’s Guide to Everlasting Health

To Be Well or Not To Be Well, That Is The Question: Existential Thoughts

All is Sales: How Controversies Are Actually Good for Business

All is Male: A Feminist’s Guide to India

All is Veil: The Real Story of Women in Afghanistan

All Izz Not Really Well: All About Bollywood Screenplays

All is Jail and Bail: How Convicts Always Escape in India

All is Pale: The Fair & Lovely Story

All is Not Rail: How Laloo Got Out of His Post-Ministerial Depression

All is Derail: The Mamata Story

Gone is Retail: The Slowdown of 2009

The Tail is Frail: Getting Bowlers to Bat For Long

All Is Not Email: How The Indian Post Re-Invented Itself

This Version By Sunil Rajguru

Bollywood Books and Authors

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The Idiotic Trilogy

Three Point Someones: What not to do at Bollywood—Chetan Bhagat

The Idiot—Aamir Khan, Rajkumar Hirani and Vidhu Vinod Chopra

3 Idiots: The True Story—Chetan Bhagat

The Khan Series

Wanted A Hit No More—Salman Khan

Who is Shahrukh Khan?—Aamir Khan

Wait for My Name is Khan—Shahrukh Khan

My Name is Also Khan—Aamir Khan

Same Here—Salman Khan

What about me?—Imran Khan

There are More Than Three Khans in Bollywood—Arbaaz, Farah, Fardeen, Irrfan, Saif, Sajid and Soha Ali.

General Reading

The Story of My Experiments With the National Anthem—Ram Gopal Varma

De Dana Dan Flops have left me Blue—Akshay Kumar

Child is the Father of Man—Amitabh & Abhishek Bachchan

My Real Rashee is Cancer—Priyanka Chopra

Hit Hain Possible—Uday Chopra

The Airport—Shahrukh Khan (aka The Terminal)

Mumbai pe Bombay Kurbaan—Karan Johar

Solah Bigha Zameen—Amitabh Bachchan

The Art of Flying Kites—Hrithik Roshan & Barbara Mori

The Songs of India—AR Rahman

Prison Diary— Neil Nitin Mukesh

Coming Soon, The Idiotic Sequel Trilogy

The Misers—Chetan Bhagat

Much Ado About Nothing—Vidhu Vinod Chopra

The Merchants of Bollywood—Chetan Bhagat

This Version By Sunil Rajguru