A HEART TOUCHING STORY DIRECT FROM A LIVING LEGEND...MUST READ!!!
Milkha Singh has led a life dominated by running, running, running? From
a boy who narrowly escaped death during Partition (most of his family
was not so lucky), to a juvenile delinquent who stole and outran the
police, to a young Army recruit who ran his very first race to win
special privileges for himself (a daily glass of milk). After that first
race, Milkha Singh became an athlete by default. And what followed was
the stuff legends are made of. In this remarkably candid autobiography,
Milkha Singh shares the amazing highs of winning Indias first ever gold
in athletics at the Commonwealth Games, the unbridled joy of being
hailed as the Flying Sikh in Pakistan, as well as the shattering low of
failure at the Olympics. Simple, yet ambitious,famous, yet
grounded,temptations all around him, yet remaining celibate so he could
focus on racing,a rich and beautiful girl who was desperate for him, yet
fighting the world to marry his lady love, Nimmi?even as the on-field
drama found its way into his personal life, Milkha was a man who defined
his own destiny. And yet, for a man whose life was dominated by sports,
he continues to remain disillusioned with the way sports is run?
Powerful and gripping, The Race of My Life documents the journey of an
impoverished refugee who rose to become one of the most towering figures
in Indian sports.
Most fantastic autobiography I have read
in my entire life. It has been written in very simple language but you
will be able to connect to every word written in this book. The part of
Milkha Singh we all saw in the film was just a summary of his life.
Please read this book if you want a deep insight into his life. A very
emotional and very motivating heart touching autobiography. Proud to be
born in a country were legend Milkha Singh lives.
I preordered this book and want to thank Flipkart for delivering this book before expectation.
I preordered this book and want to thank Flipkart for delivering this book before expectation.
Regards
Vanga Srikanth
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