For the majority of us, the Gita conjures up a picture of Krishna speaking to Arjuna while the latter is respectfully knelt before him with his hands folded, with a chariot and the battlefield in the background. This image has appeared in various forms on wall calendars, diaries, amateur paintings, and in religious settings. Every year, when we go about our chores, we just get a brief visual encounter with the Gita, which becomes ingrained in our muscle memory. According to its subtitle, this book interprets the Gita's life lessons by seeing them through the lens of modern culture. This story deftly weaves together 251 passages from the Gita, making it more than just a collection of chosen didactic verses.