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The Vijay Mallya Story

The Vijay Mallya Story is an extraordinarily detailed and lively chronicle of the life of one of India's most celebrated and reviled businessmen—Vijay Mallya. His extraordinary career spans three decades and is spread across multiple industries. The book covers Mallya's childhood, his relationship with his father and his inherent deal making abilities. It tracks his meteoric rise with Kingfisher and how the airline led to his downfall.

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K. Giriprakash has closely followed Vijay Mallya's career over the last two decades which gives him a unique vantage point to draw an extraordinary portrait of a man whom everyone is fascinated by but not many know.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 216 pages

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