<p>Entrepreneur and "Shark Tank India" investor Ashneer Grover will come out with his autobiography this December which he says is "all about the hypocrisy of life - success in failure and failure in success".</p>.<p>He will also offer an insider view into the mythical world of unicorns.</p>.<p>Titled "Doglapan: The Hard Truth about Life and Start-ups", the book is being published by Penguin India.</p>.<p>The book is being billed as "raw, gut-wrenchingly honest and one of the finest storytelling from the Delhi boy renowned for his truth bombs".</p>.<p>Talking about his literary venture, Grover says, "My life has had its share of heroes, villains, character artists and more."</p>.<p>"This is my real life story, one which has left me with a lot more experience, a lot more grey hair, a lot more insight into who my actual friends and well-wishers are; a lot more understanding of 'doglapan' - of success in failure and failure in success; and a deeper understanding of what really matters in life," he goes on to add.</p>.<p>Grover is the co-founder and former MD of the Indian fintech unicorn BharatPe, valued at USD 2.85 billion. He was also a popular Shark (investor) in the first season of the reality TV show 'Shark Tank India'.</p>
<p>Entrepreneur and "Shark Tank India" investor Ashneer Grover will come out with his autobiography this December which he says is "all about the hypocrisy of life - success in failure and failure in success".</p>.<p>He will also offer an insider view into the mythical world of unicorns.</p>.<p>Titled "Doglapan: The Hard Truth about Life and Start-ups", the book is being published by Penguin India.</p>.<p>The book is being billed as "raw, gut-wrenchingly honest and one of the finest storytelling from the Delhi boy renowned for his truth bombs".</p>.<p>Talking about his literary venture, Grover says, "My life has had its share of heroes, villains, character artists and more."</p>.<p>"This is my real life story, one which has left me with a lot more experience, a lot more grey hair, a lot more insight into who my actual friends and well-wishers are; a lot more understanding of 'doglapan' - of success in failure and failure in success; and a deeper understanding of what really matters in life," he goes on to add.</p>.<p>Grover is the co-founder and former MD of the Indian fintech unicorn BharatPe, valued at USD 2.85 billion. He was also a popular Shark (investor) in the first season of the reality TV show 'Shark Tank India'.</p>