Mahilanomics : Ummeed, Unnati aur Shah Rukh Khan: Ummeed, Unnati aur Shah Rukh Khan (Hindi translation of the bestselling Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh)
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Mahilanomics : Ummeed, Unnati aur Shah Rukh Khan: Ummeed, Unnati aur Shah Rukh Khan (Hindi translation of the bestselling Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh)

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Shrayana Bhattacharya’s “Mahilanomics” (Hindi translation of “Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh”) explores the aspirations and challenges faced by India’s working women. This book delves into how their economic realities intersect with their fandom of Shah Rukh Khan, offering insights into their lives, hopes, and the changing landscape of modern India. ISBN: 9789356991293

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  • ISBN-13: 9789356991293
  • Publisher: Harperhindi
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 456
  • ISBN-10: 9356991294
  • Publisher Date: 23-Mar-2023
  • Language: English

13 reviews for Mahilanomics : Ummeed, Unnati aur Shah Rukh Khan: Ummeed, Unnati aur Shah Rukh Khan (Hindi translation of the bestselling Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh)

  1. Piyush Raj –

    I thoroughly enjoyed this book! It’s well-written and provides a unique lens to see the challenges faced by Indian women.

  2. Yash Kumar –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Indian society. It offers a fresh perspective and thought-provoking analysis.

  3. Gopidesi Krishnaveni –

    I loved the unique perspective! It’s a great social commentary, though I wish there was more focus on the ‘Mahilanomics’ aspect.

  4. Rahul Sonowal –

    Interesting concept, but the execution was just average. I think this needed more editing. Worth reading if you’re curious.

  5. Vivek Patel –

    I was expecting more economic analysis. It was more focused on personal stories, which was good, but not what I wanted.

  6. Rahul Ghosh –

    A fascinating look at Indian women and their connection to SRK! While insightful, the writing felt a bit dense at times.

  7. Suzal Raj –

    An interesting read connecting women’s lives to SRK fandom. Some parts were engaging; others were a bit slow. Overall, a good effort.

  8. Shubham Tripathi –

    A brilliant exploration of modern India and the aspirations of its women. A bit repetitive at times.

  9. Rohit Soni –

    The book provides a compelling view into the lives of Indian women. The SRK connection is unique, but sometimes feels forced.

  10. Ashish Kumar –

    The book was alright. I found the constant reference to Shah Rukh Khan a little distracting from the main topic.

  11. Dhaduk Milankumar Manubhai –

    Enjoyable and informative! Though the language felt a little academic, the stories were very touching and real.

  12. Kshitij Verma –

    An eye-opening book. I was inspired and moved by stories of women. It’s insightful, but a bit lengthy.

  13. Anuj Shany –

    A good book exploring the lives of women. The SRK angle, while different, made it unique.

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