Focusing on family dynamics and cultural norms, this book delves into the complexities of family businesses in India. It provides valuable insights into how these enterprises evolve and sustain themselves over time, highlighting the interplay between familial relationships and business practices. The exploration offers a deeper understanding of the unique characteristics that define family-run enterprises in the Indian context.
The narrative offers a personal perspective on the 26/11 Taj Attack, detailing the hotel interiors and the author's interactions with colleagues and guests during the crisis. It captures the emotional conversations and atmosphere of that night, presenting a candid and truthful account of the harrowing event. Through intricate details, the book aims to provide an insider's view of the infamous incident, making it a compelling read for those interested in real-life stories of resilience and survival.