For That Incredible High (Rebels On A Road Trip)

by Atul Kapoor

Overview

In Ladakh, there is a popular saying: Only the 'truest of friends' and 'fiercest of enemies' come to Leh. Nikhil and his group of dysfunctional friends belong to the third kind: 'craziest of wannabes'. Going Leh on bike would need them to surmount the road of world's highest passes and deadliest traps.

And just when they being to reckon that life can't get messier, they get stranded in an inhospitable land. It is hear that their conflicting emotions surface, their dark secrets unfold and their fears come alive. It is here that they being to apprehend the real essence of life.

There can be no worldly justification to nurture such unrealistic option ahead of their lives. But why can't they resist its temptation? Why should they find it tempting at first place?

Is this what they had sought to achieve when they left home? Is this the decisive journey of their rebellion? Would this consummate their search for that triumphant moment, their quest 'For That Incredible Height'?

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Product Details

BN ID:	2940012236654
Publisher:	Apps Publisher
Publication date:	03/05/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Atul Kapoor is a B.Com.(H) Graduate, from Shri Ram Collage of Commerce (2000). Born and brought up in Kanpur, he joined his family business after graduation. Many thought it wasn't the right career choice for him as he was a 'dude' and dudes pursue MBA and become investment bankers thereafter. But 'Nine to Five' format (in fact 'Nine to Eternity' format in current scenario) didn't fit into his scheme of affairs. He is a dreamer and his family business give him the liberty to chase dreams. So, he sets off at his whim to the explorative trips with a camera and unbridled imagination without having to bother to write trite 'leave applications'. Good thing about being a 'boss of oneself' is that no one can 'boss around'.

He is an avid traveller who has trekked to places as far-off as 'Gangotri' and has been on a biking expedition all the way to 'Ladakh'.

It has been just three years that he took to writing when it became almost impossible to ignore the torrent of thought inundating his mind. He has written poems and stories that he plans to get published later. Writing for him is a channel to self-discovery. It has a therapeutic effect on him. When people around him resort to two pegs for a contented sleep, he keeps things simple. He writers two pages and hits the bed.