Milind Soman has held the collective attention of India over 20 years now. I've been following him mainly due to work with Pinkathon and due to his tri-athletic feats, its fascinating to see an actor being a genuine sports person.
As the mentor of India’s biggest fitness movement for women, going beyond Milind's indisputable physicality, Made in India is a deep dive into a young Marathi boy’s journey to becoming a national level swimmer and breast stroke record holder, his transition to modelling and acting and why one needs to keep moving. For anyone “trying” to get fit, this is a fascinating and inspiring read.
Woven around Mumbai, it’s streets, clubs and waters, the book is a sharp piece of writing on the tenacity of perseverance, family bonds and the power of movement. The book reaffirms the requirement to keep pushing, keep evolving and staying real.
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Reviewed in India on 28 January 2020
As the mentor of India’s biggest fitness movement for women, going beyond Milind's indisputable physicality, Made in India is a deep dive into a young Marathi boy’s journey to becoming a national level swimmer and breast stroke record holder, his transition to modelling and acting and why one needs to keep moving. For anyone “trying” to get fit, this is a fascinating and inspiring read.
Woven around Mumbai, it’s streets, clubs and waters, the book is a sharp piece of writing on the tenacity of perseverance, family bonds and the power of movement. The book reaffirms the requirement to keep pushing, keep evolving and staying real.
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Fitness is as simple as just moving every day
By Ramnath Sivasubramanian on 28 January 2020
Milind Soman has held the collective attention of India over 20 years now. I've been following him mainly due to work with Pinkathon and due to his tri-athletic feats, its fascinating to see an actor being a genuine sports person.By Ramnath Sivasubramanian on 28 January 2020
As the mentor of India’s biggest fitness movement for women, going beyond Milind's indisputable physicality, Made in India is a deep dive into a young Marathi boy’s journey to becoming a national level swimmer and breast stroke record holder, his transition to modelling and acting and why one needs to keep moving. For anyone “trying” to get fit, this is a fascinating and inspiring read.
Woven around Mumbai, it’s streets, clubs and waters, the book is a sharp piece of writing on the tenacity of perseverance, family bonds and the power of movement. The book reaffirms the requirement to keep pushing, keep evolving and staying real.
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Reviewed in India on 30 January 2020
This book gives a lot of insight into the life of Milind Soman and many intricate details of what and how it has shaped him as a human being, the way he is.
His experiences,ideologies and beliefs has been layed down, rationalising his acts over these years.
Anyone reading this book will get to learn a lot about life,how to live it and how to face challenges.
Yes, it does inspire one to conquer mental inhibitions and motivates one to take a journey of exploration.
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Exploration is the key to virtuosity
By Subhasis on 30 January 2020
The memoir is neat and structured in a way that it simply feels like you are watching a movie on screen.By Subhasis on 30 January 2020
This book gives a lot of insight into the life of Milind Soman and many intricate details of what and how it has shaped him as a human being, the way he is.
His experiences,ideologies and beliefs has been layed down, rationalising his acts over these years.
Anyone reading this book will get to learn a lot about life,how to live it and how to face challenges.
Yes, it does inspire one to conquer mental inhibitions and motivates one to take a journey of exploration.
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Reviewed in India on 29 February 2020
This book has all the ingredients of a Biopic which should have been made by now. It has supporting parent, interesting upbringing , bullies, glamorous co-workers, an eye-catching love story and even a conniving sports coach. it has a spell on you while you are reading it. You know, Milind is going to finish the marathon and also get his love, but you hang on till you read it in his own words.
As a big fan of serendipity myself, I could relate to life happening to Milind but as always the important message is - Are you prepared for what world is going to throw at you ?
A must read !
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Self Made in India
By Shailendra Singh Bisht on 29 February 2020
If you have been true to yourself and your being, you do not need big words ! Whatever you have lived becomes inspiration for others.By Shailendra Singh Bisht on 29 February 2020
This book has all the ingredients of a Biopic which should have been made by now. It has supporting parent, interesting upbringing , bullies, glamorous co-workers, an eye-catching love story and even a conniving sports coach. it has a spell on you while you are reading it. You know, Milind is going to finish the marathon and also get his love, but you hang on till you read it in his own words.
As a big fan of serendipity myself, I could relate to life happening to Milind but as always the important message is - Are you prepared for what world is going to throw at you ?
A must read !
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Prachita Gupta
Full of life lessons. Milind is the monk who sold his Ferrari so that he could instead Run !
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Liz Z
Beautifully made-in India
Reviewed in the United States on 27 May 2020Verified Purchase
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