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With only 100 odd pages, quite a few of them dedicated to the sketches, Satyajit Ray's Ravi Shankar is something that you would pick up only to enrich your own knowledge about the director and his art and how he went about, or in this case did not, creating beautiful movies. It is a book to have in your collection if films or music interests you even mildly, but unfortunately it might not have the same appeal for the casual reader. However, the book is worth picking up just for the sketches if nothing else.
This is an unbiased review of the book which was sent by Harper Collins.