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₹76: THE PRICE OF SURVIVAL: The Man Who Lived His Script
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ISBN13: 9798174538085
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 15 2026
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 15 2026
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Written in a spare, verse-like style - where less is more, and every word is felt rather than spent.
The Man Who Lived His Script is the story of a 45-year-old man standing at the edge of collapse - financially, emotionally, socially, spiritually. It begins with ₹76, all that was left in his account. A once-promising lawyer, author, and entrepreneur, now reduced to what society quietly calls the tenant caste. Judged. Suffocated by debt. Cornered by a life he can no longer control.
The Man Who Lived His Script is the story of a 45-year-old man standing at the edge of collapse - financially, emotionally, socially, spiritually. It begins with ₹76, all that was left in his account. A once-promising lawyer, author, and entrepreneur, now reduced to what society quietly calls the tenant caste. Judged. Suffocated by debt. Cornered by a life he can no longer control.
I could not rewrite life. But I rewrote myself.
Beneath the present suffering lies a deeper origin - a childhood of unanswered questions and silences, a single moment of injustice that shaped everything after. This book traces how small wounds become adult insecurities, how ambition is born not from inspiration but from scar tissue, and how a man unseen as a child becomes an adult obsessed with proving he is enough.
But this is not a book of despair. As the narrative turns, it becomes one of quiet reconstruction - not dramatic success, but inner clarity. He learns that circumstances are destiny's script, but meaning is man's own interpretation. That dignity lives not in achievement, but in endurance. That fatherhood is not about riches, but presence.
The Man Who Lived His Script belongs to a new literary form: part memoir, part coming-of-age, part meditation.
It is for anyone who has failed, fallen, struggled - and still continued.
Beneath the present suffering lies a deeper origin - a childhood of unanswered questions and silences, a single moment of injustice that shaped everything after. This book traces how small wounds become adult insecurities, how ambition is born not from inspiration but from scar tissue, and how a man unseen as a child becomes an adult obsessed with proving he is enough.
But this is not a book of despair. As the narrative turns, it becomes one of quiet reconstruction - not dramatic success, but inner clarity. He learns that circumstances are destiny's script, but meaning is man's own interpretation. That dignity lives not in achievement, but in endurance. That fatherhood is not about riches, but presence.
The Man Who Lived His Script belongs to a new literary form: part memoir, part coming-of-age, part meditation.
It is for anyone who has failed, fallen, struggled - and still continued.
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