
Book review : Siddhartha – The Boy Who Became The Buddha
They say that sometimes the journey is more interesting than the destination. This couldn’t have been truer for Buddha. The world today knows him as
\nSo what if you have studied Engineering in an Indian college. So what if you have had friends to watch your back, hold you from �falling� in and out of love, spent a night with you in prison (that�s rare, but still!), and shared your passion for life. So what if you have had a mammoth heartbreak. \n\nYou might have experienced some or all of these. You might have read books about some or all of these. We�d still ask you, urge you to go read �And We Remained� by Asad Ali Junaid. \n\nIf you have been old enough to cruise through the path breaking decade in our lives � the 1990s, you�ll know the people, their struggle towards a changing millennium and how they cope with the changes. �And We Remained� captures snapshots in the lives of 5 friends and a girl and makes a panorama worth flipping through.�\n
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