Sabyasachi Mukherjee On Books That Inspire Him
Contemporary. Glam. Bohemian. He's got a look for every season with a touch of opulence and old world charm.
Sabyasachi Mukherjee, among the most sought after fashion designers, especially for weddings, spoke to BloombergQuint on books that have inspired him.
One of his favourite books is Enid Blyton's The Magic Faraway Tree. āThis book taught me how to dream.ā
Here's a look at Mukherjee's reading list...
How The Steel Was Tempered, By Nikolai Ostrovsky
This book talks of human ambition and the ability to overcome obstacles, according to Mukherjee. āIt's a book on human will.ā
Love Story, By Erich Segal
āThis story taught me that there is no greater wealth than love,ā Mukherjee said.

The Kite Runner, By Khaled Hosseini
This is a book on life values, love and humanity.

Works Of Tagore
āI love āevery word Tagore has written'. I love all of Tagore's works,ā Mukherjee said.
The Magic Faraway Tree, By Enid Blyton
āThis book taught me how to dream.ā

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