Book Review Dhanda How Gujarati Do Business

Forwarded by Narendra Modi

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Author              Shobha Bondre

Genre                Biographies, Guide

Pages                356

Year of Publish 2013

   Book review: Dhanda How Gujarati Do Business

 

• Gujarat contributes fifty percent of the Indian billionaire list. One of the most prospered and dynamic states that adds heft to the country's economy. Dhanda means business, but there is no other community that fully comprehends this word. Shobha Bondrey's work is one such testament.

• The author conferred about stories of a few Gujaratis:  Bhimbhaiji Patel- one of countries biggest diamond merchants, founder of "Diamond Nagar", MohanBhai Patel- manufacturer of the country's first aluminum collapsible tube, Harsha Shah and Sahu Shah- the owner of hundreds of hotels in the US.  

• "Dhanda", showcases the hard work, ambition, and the inherited sense of Gujarati to understand, improve, and create a business. Hu mōṭu karavā māṅgu chu ( I want to do big), these things are not taught to them but they are born with such attitude. Unlike the rest, Gujarati will be happy to set up his small enterprise than to work in MNCs. Confidence overpowers their fear of failure. 

• Bhimbhaiji Patel at the age of eight realized how he can read a newspaper at a lesser price by buying them from those people who already read by evening. Afterward, selling them as a bundle of scrap.

• These stories are not fabled creativity. The essence of this book is to recognize the differentiating factor, mettle that distinguishes Gujarati from rest.

• Dhanda describes how their business grows, how their families tirelessly support, the unforeseen events, the hardship they sail in, the count of failure which can be valued much more than their success. But the best of all is the amazing attitude for success and persistence these people show.

• The book is nice, it portrays how the Gujarati community is feels  about the business. The fact that what is happening in India is that most of people is competing for job but very few thinks to provide the job. Most of Indians avoid taking business path as it as too calls for too much stakes.
  
  
• The lessons that can be derived from this book is -'what you do whether job or business do it to your level best as every field has its limit as sky i.e., there is nothing called limit and capacity at least for humans the more you stretch yourself the more will be your capacity.'

 

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