Some said children were out of the question, but she is a mother of two boys. Some said she couldn't handle business life, but she has interviewed over a hundred CEOs, and counting. Some said she wouldn't be able to write a book on menial health, but here it is. Aparna Piramal Raje is happy, thriving and bipolar. And this is her story. Part memoir, part reportage and part self-help guide, Chemical Khichdi presents a pathway for all those with a mental health condition, as well as for their family, friends, colleagues, mental health professionals and everyone in their ecosystem. Empathic, accessible and candid, it outlines 'seven therapies' that have enabled Aparna to 'hack' her mental health and find equilibrium over the years, and shows how you or someone you know can also do the same. Book jacket.