The Indian Soldier | Book Review

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The Indian Soldier
Author: Sushant Saini
Pages: 247



                ‘The Indian Soldier’ by Sushant Saini is a book that revolves around Arjun who’s only aim in life is to serve his country. Arjun a student with high aspiration clears his IIT and NDA exams with flying colours. But Arjun inclination is more towards getting into the army and hence he goes to achieve his ambition. He finally becomes a soldier and during one encounter he loses all his faith in people and decides to leave his homeland. As he was leaving an airplane is hijacked and Arjun is the only one who can save them. Will Arjun be successful in saving the life of these 200 people? To know more read The Indian Solider.

My Thoughts:

The plot is written brilliantly and well researched. The author has actually depicted situations and the way normal people would react in. The author has wonderfully kept the suspense till the end of the book.

The language is simple and lucid and the readers can easily go through the book.

The characters are well developed. I especially loved the character of Grandma who is entertaining and at the same time encourages and motivates him to achieve what he always wanted to do and when he had his own doubts. The friendship between Arjun and  his friends is depicted beautifully.

The book cover is simple and is apt to the storyline. The book title is also apt to the plot.

Loved the writing style of the author it can be easily understood by all the readers. The pace of the book is also perfect which further add to the beauty of the whole story.

Overall, I liked reading this book and would surely recommend it to all especially those who are looking to read something action packed.

My Rating: 4/5

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