Rich Dad, Poor Son: How I turned a Billion Dollars to Rs.20 in five years!

What happens when extraordinary wealth meets unchecked confidence?

Rich Dad, Poor Son is a sharp, unsettling literary satire told as a fictional autobiography. It follows Sunil Anjaani’s calm, methodical journey from inherited fortune to financial collapse — not through scandal or disaster, but through “reasonable” decisions made one after another.

There are no villains in this story. No sudden crashes. No dramatic betrayals. Only boardrooms that grow quieter, advice that stops arriving, ethics that bend gently, and numbers that change their behavior long before they change their size.

Written with dark humor and quiet precision, this book explores how intelligence, credibility, and persuasion can delay self-correction until it becomes impossible. It is less about losing money — and more about losing the ability to pause.

Disturbing, reflective, and painfully relatable, Rich Dad, Poor Son is a mirror held up to modern success culture, corporate ego, and the seductive danger of certainty.