A Meticulous Plan by A Mohit

My Rating - 4 out of 5 stars

Publisher - Self-Published

Genre - Fiction
Publishing year - 2025
Language - English
ISBN - 979-8-3483-7054-1
Pages - 284

Book Review - 

A Mohit’s A Meticulous Plan is a plot-driven saga that beautifully balances the personal and the political, the emotional and the intellectual, the idealistic and the pragmatic. Set against the backdrop of cross-cultural tensions, generational aspirations, and sociopolitical unrest, the novel offers a sweeping narrative that spans over two decades and multiple geographies—from Kolkata and Rangpur to Bangladesh and the United States.

At its heart, the book is about courage—the kind that comes not just from standing up to external chaos, but also from choosing love over hate, peace over conflict, and vision over fear. A Mohit crafts a story that is as much about individuals striving for harmony as it is about nations struggling to find their identity. What makes this novel especially compelling is how seamlessly it transitions from being a love story to a tale of purpose-driven action.

The relationship between Pooja and Bakhtiar is depicted with quiet elegance. Their bond does not rely on dramatic declarations but is instead woven with trust, shared values, and a collective vision for a better world. It is this strong foundation that later echoes through the actions of their son, Satya—a standout character who brings the story’s philosophical core to life. His return to Bangladesh to create Shanti Kunja becomes a powerful metaphor for hope, resilience, and social responsibility.

The writing style is mature and evocative, marked by detailed descriptions and deep reflections that make you pause and ponder. While there are moments where the pace slows due to descriptive passages, the rich layering of themes—religious tolerance, cultural unity, familial bonds, and the pursuit of peace—keeps you emotionally invested. The author’s command over the socio-political landscape of Bangladesh adds a layer of realism that enhances the narrative's urgency and emotional impact.

Where the book truly shines is in its ability to merge personal narratives with national upheavals without losing emotional intimacy. The portrayal of the Color Revolution and its aftermath is both gripping and heartbreaking, especially when seen through the lens of Satya’s selfless efforts. The attack on Shanti Kunja is a gut-wrenching moment that shakes you, not just for what it represents in the story, but for how closely it mirrors real-world intolerance.

However, the novel does lean heavily on an idealistic lens—at times making the characters feel overly virtuous or “charmed,” as the synopsis itself admits. This could make them feel slightly removed from the complexities and contradictions that usually make literary characters more relatable. Still, that idealism serves a purpose—it elevates the story from mere realism to a hopeful vision of what our world could be if empathy triumphed over ego.

In conclusion, it is not just a story—it is a call to dream, to act, and to believe in the power of love and harmony in a fractured world. With a strong plot, emotionally resonant characters, and themes that reflect our times, A Mohit delivers a novel that is both timely and timeless. A recommended read for those who appreciate stories that blend social commentary with humanistic optimism.

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