Modern Buddha is a transformational/motivational novel dealing primarily with the true meaning of 'success' and 'happiness' in life. These two words measure the well-being of any human being. Despite being so commonly used, sadly, most people fail to understand their exact meaning. And this is one of the reasons why people suffer throughout their life. This book challenges the popular belief that "to be happy, you need to be materially successful". This book is a unique attempt in itself and is the first book of fiction by any Indian writer to explore the concept of GNH (Gross National Happiness) model of Bhutan.