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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A fascinating insight into bygone times: Pradip Chanda’s memoirs are so much more than simply autobiographical. Glimpses of a post Partition Bengal, a Calcutta dealing with PTSD, and a childhood shaped by events beyond its ken - his experiences and perspectives offer us insights into an unknown and now almost forgotten world.
They are a peep into the Bombay and Delhi of the ‘60s and ‘70s with clubs, chummeries, bars, dances and a sprinkling of nonchalance. Preeti and he seemingly light heartedly navigated through happier, more easy-going times. The corporate shenanigans are gripping, as are the miniature travelogues, and vignettes of a young family in England.
A life well lived, loved, spent, with engrossing anecdotes of journeys to lands both far off and close by, makes for a beguiling tale. The Final Cut is much more than the sum of its many parts. This is a great read from a citizen of the world.
- Sheela Narayan
Pradip Chanda
Pradip spent most of his working life with MNCs and became well known as a business transformation management expert. This is his first novel.
His earlier books on Turnaround Management have received international acclaim. He can be reached at Finalcutbook@outlook.com.
