I picked up The Gita Secret by Ravi Kapur with a simple plan—get back on track with my reading habit. I’ve always wanted to finish at least one book a month. Lately, I just couldn't. Somehow, I thought choosing a shorter book would make it easier. Ironically, it’s always the longer books that I end up finishing faster. This one? It took me ages. At one point, I even wondered—should I just drop it midway? That’s something I almost never do. Being a huge fan of thrillers, and with a growing interest in mythology, this book felt like the perfect combo. And honestly, the first chapter sold it completely for me. The idea itself is brilliant—a fictional 19th chapter of the Bhagavad Gita that has the power to transform humanity, elevate consciousness, and bring spiritual clarity to the world. That hook? Solid. But somewhere after that, things started going downhill. The story drifts into political territory—India, the USA, Russia ver...