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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2021 · 4 MIN

Quest By Aditya Raj Kapoor: Book Review

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Quest is a soul travel book. It’s a journey on a motorcycle around the world. A solo trip done by Aditya Raj Kapoor at the age of 61. It starts from Mumbai to Vladivostok and weaves through Russia on the Trans Siberian Highway to head to Moscow. From here to Latvia , Lithuania and then to Poland. Austria follows and he rides to Germany and through Switzerland to Italy, heading to Calais in France. Crossing the Channel to England he flies to New Jersey in USA and crosses the continent to Los Angeles, from where he flies across the Pacific to start riding in Indonesia to head back to mumbai via Malaysia, Thailand and Myanmar. At one level, it’s a reportage on the travel and the experiences with humanity. At another level it’s his memoirs of his life as he thinks about himself and thus takes the shape of an autobiography. Filled with anecdotes and life-quotes, this book is a must read for adventurer’s seeking themselves. An inspiring story of a long distance biker, business man and an actor in search of himself.Title: QuestAuthor: Aditya Raj KapoorPublisher: Evincepub PublishingReviewed By: Akhila SarohaPodcast Voiceover: Soudia Parveen

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