The main UPS of this book has to be the unique, quirky and relatable style of writing followed by the author Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury. While majority of contemporary writing, especially aimed at the young audience is done keeping metros and tier 1 cities in mind, the ‘The 4th Idiot’ breaks this barrier addressing the challenges faced by youth of smaller towns and villages. With several exercises, experiments and anecdotes that depict the challenges faced by young one’s in the daily life, ‘The 4th Idiot’ offers pragmatic and practical solutions to them without being too preachy. Inspired by the Bollywood blockbuster hit of Mr Perfectionist Aamir Khan’s ‘3 Idiots’, this book carries forward the core theme of the film i.e. To become victorious in the outside world, the battle within the self has to be fought and won first.Ĥ. Everest, then no means of the avalanches can hold us in chasing our dreams. Inspiration Quotient: If we are determined to climb Mt. It is because the power to achieve any milestones in life lies within us. Originally published in Telugu, Yandamoori’s masterpiece emphasises upon victory at personal level as a basis for the rest to be built upon. Similarly, the ‘The Five Steps to Success’ by Veerendranath talks about the 5 steps to success and motivates the readers to fight with the chaos in daily course of life. The Five Steps to Success - Yandamoori Veerendranathĭid you ever read the Maslow’s ‘Need Hierarchy’ which states that every man goes through a hierarchy of needs? Only when one level of need is fulfilled he becomes ripe to quench the thirst for the other level of need.
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