Milkha Singh’s autobiography, “The Race of My Life,” is a compelling narrative of a man whose life was defined by the relentless pursuit of running. From surviving the horrors of Partition, where he lost most of his family, to becoming a juvenile delinquent who outran the police, Milkha’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. As a young Army recruit, he ran his first race to earn a daily glass of milk, marking the beginning of his legendary athletic career. This candid autobiography captures the highs of winning India’s first gold in athletics at the Commonwealth Games and the joy of being celebrated as the ‘Flying Sikh’ in Pakistan, alongside the heartbreak of failure at the Olympics. Despite his fame, Milkha remained grounded and disillusioned with the state of sports, a sentiment that resonates throughout his powerful and gripping story.