Gemini.
My ear for music, that I never ever give up and my knowledge of 70s to 90s Bollywood.
Not moving ahead in life, inaction is scary.
Landing my first publishing contract.
Being present during the birth of my two lovely daughters.
Losing my hard earned money and being deceived.
My parents.
Tintin.
Mogambo.
Agatha Christie, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Edward De Bono.
Mahabharata, Tintin, Asterix and Sherlock Holmes are my favourite series, Ten Little Indians, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
Mahabharata.
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron, Sholay, 3 Idiots, Bahubali, Chak De! India.
To identify evil and destroy it.
Ruk jaana nahin (Don't you ever stop).
In India's golden age, the age of dharma, the Vedic period throughout my life. And even during the Gupta rule or the Mauryan dynasty.
Reading minds, it would be interesting to know what people don't say.
Any of the Sherlock Holmes short stories.
In the mornings and late night, at my home desk.
Music.
What's for dinner tonight?
I prefer to have a minimum target of 2,000 words per day to maintain a discipline. Once I get into my rhythm, it might end up more.
My favourite comics, Tintin, Asterix, Phantom.
Be persistent.
Vivek Wagle was born in Mumbai, India. Though a Civil Engineer by qualification, he chose Market Research as a career, preferring to work in the domain of understanding people's tastes and preferences. A firm believer in the adage 'a sound mind in a healthy body', he is also an avid reader, a chess, fitness and mathematical brain teasers enthusiast. During a session, his spiritual Guru, Balagopalji, explained the philosophy of Sattva Rajas Tamas; that these qualities are present in every human in differing proportions. The idea of this book took root at that moment. A month later, Vivek had completed the first draft – a story of the battle for truth and dharma, for meritocracy over entitlement and avarice. This is his first published work. Vivek lives in Bangalore with his wife, two daughters and indie pup.
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