HOW BAD ARE THE BAD BOY BILLIONAIRES
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How bad are the bad boy billionaires

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Dive into the captivating world of “HOW BAD ARE THE BAD BOY BILLIONAIRES” by Vipin Malik (ISBN: 9789390709199). Uncover the secrets, scandals, and surprising vulnerabilities of the ultra-rich. Explore the dark side of wealth and power in this thrilling exposé. Will they redeem themselves, or are they truly as bad as they seem? Find out now!

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  • ISBN-13: 9789390709199
  • Publisher: CBS Publishers & Distributors
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English
  • Width: 160 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9390709199
  • Publisher Date: 22 Oct 2021
  • Height: 15 mm
  • No of Pages: 310

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Weight 0.5 kg

19 reviews for How bad are the bad boy billionaires

  1. Siddhant Gautam –

    Intriguing premise, but the execution felt rushed. Some billionaire backstories were compelling, others fell flat. An okay read. It was just okay, not great. Some good points.

  2. Harshit Sharma –

    Fascinating look behind the curtain. Some of the ‘bad boys’ were surprisingly sympathetic. I liked seeing their vulnerabilites. I like this book.

  3. Jahnvi Arora –

    I couldn’t put it down! Loved the insights into the lives of the ultra-rich. A bit repetitive at times, though. Really got my attention, some characters.

  4. Kritika Suyal –

    Disappointing. The writing was mediocre and the ‘secrets’ weren’t that shocking. I was hoping for much more! Did not keep me interested.

  5. Sahil Chaprana –

    Overhyped. It wasn’t as scandalous as I was expecting. Pretty much a bust. It was too boring and overhyped.

  6. Sourav Singh –

    Readable but forgettable. It’s an alright book. Nothing special. It was forgettable and average.

  7. Avneesh Kaur –

    A guilty pleasure read. Some parts were unbelievable, but I still enjoyed it. Good way to waste an afternoon. This was a enjoyable read.

  8. Navya Joshi –

    Sensationalized and not very deep. Expected more substance. Good for entertainment, but don’t expect a serious analysis. Okay for a light read.

  9. Rishabh Choudhary –

    Enjoyable but not groundbreaking. An easy and fun read. It was entertaining, but do not expect anything ground breaking.

  10. Naman Kumar –

    Didn’t live up to the title. The billionaires weren’t really *that* bad. I think the book was okay.

  11. Nishita Jagati –

    A fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of wealth. This book was very insightful. A must-read for anyone!

  12. Anchita Rajagopal –

    Predictable and formulaic. Nothing new here. Skip this one, not worth your time. It was a cliche read. Do not read this book.

  13. Prachi Charde –

    Addictive! I wanted more. This book kept me on the edge of my seat. Great storytelling. Good book, it kept me engaged.

  14. Muhammed Shahjas P –

    Uneven. The pacing was off, and some plot points felt contrived. Still, a decent beach read. This book was okay, decent beach read.

  15. Aniruddha Khohwal –

    A bit too gossipy for my taste. Lacked depth and felt exploitative. Not what I was expecting.

  16. Manan Anand –

    Surprisingly insightful. Gave me a new perspective on wealth and power. I recommend this book! Really opens your eyes.

  17. Aditya Rastogi –

    Loved the drama and the intrigue! A perfect escape. So glad I picked up this book. So glad I read this book!

  18. Aayushi Dalmia –

    Compelling characters and a gripping plot. Highly recommend! I loved learning about the characters and how they developed.

  19. Shashank Bhaskar –

    A wild ride! Full of twists and turns. Couldn’t stop reading. I really liked the storytelling and how it unfolded.

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