It is accepted by you that Daunt Books has no control over additional charges in relation to customs clearance. Khan’s sense of righteousness and destiny shine forth brightly, as Khan discusses Pakistan’s current political dilemma and the role he would play if he could win political power. For too long, Pakistan has been destroyed by people who don’t need politics…and its main problem has been institutional collapse. He made all these personnel changes after firmly securing his own position by extending his own expired tenure as Commander-in-Chief. This book was written and published in 2009 by arguably one of finest biographer Christopher Sandford, who also wrote biographies of many great legends like ‘Primitive Tool’ on Mick Jagger in 1993, ‘Edge of Darkness’ on Eric Clapton in 1994, ‘Kurt Cobain’ in 1995, ‘Loving the Alien’ on David Bowie in 1996, ‘Satisfaction’ on Keith Richards in 2003 and ‘Polanski’ on Roman Polanski in 2007 in past couple of decades.

He doesn’t use the words ‘fall in love” though he does say that he ‘ found her attractive and intelligent and was particularly impressed by her strong value system and the fact that despite her young age she already had a spiritual curiosity. The first impression of reader surely comes as a sports biography but the title is enough to convince you that this is the ultimate book where Imran plays 3 different roles, not only as a cricketer but also as a celebrity and politician. How did it reach this flashpoint of instability and injustice with such potentially catastrophic results for the whole world? A country tainted with military dictatorships, tormented by religious extremists and fleeced by years of corrupt democratic rule. The book also gives an account where Imran Khan's mother wanted him to get married to Benazir Bhutto (Imran has refuted it) though one wonders what it would have been like.

from Geoff Boycott, Javed Miandad, Mike Brearley, David Gower, and John Major through to Nelson Mandela and close acquaintances such as Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger, John Major, Keith Richards, sources close to the late Princess of Wales, and Pakistan's General Musharraf. It captures both the wider public enthusiasm behind Naya Pakistan and the anger at the failings of the country’s established political elites, who are dealt with in unsparing and colorful fashion by the author. the book should have been narrated by a pakistani who may have average spoken english but could speak Urdu properly. Pakistan: A Personal History is a 2011 book written by Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan and former cricketer. Under heavy American pressure, his turnaround of this policy was hailed in the West but loathed by the Pakistani masses, which see him as a traitor of Pakistani national interests, as his policy resulted in bringing the Northern Alliance into power, which had never been friendly to Pakistan.

Read the unique insider's view of a country unfamiliar to a Western audience, seen through the eyes of the man set to become Pakistan's new Prime Minister. I have been following IK ‘s political career for last 18 months and followed his cricketing career for longer . In “All Round View,” Imran Khan reflects on his life journey, encompassing his cricketing career, philanthropic endeavors, and political ambitions. Listening to this prompted me to review my impression of Pakistan and put events, the majority of which I have lived through (I am about the same age as Imran Khan) in a new perspective. smallDescription]Amidst Pakistan’s political chaos, former cricket heartthrob, now politician, Imran Khan has finally found a voice.Imran Khan comes as a different person to different people: Proud; Inspiring; Arrogant; Obsessive; Stubborn; and even Hypocrite.