Mohit Jain’s book What the Young Don’t tails launched

City’s young writer Mohit Jain shared his writing journey and experience with his first book What the Young Don’t Tell at Ashoka Club on Saturday. Apart from this, along with the essence of the book, he also spoke to selected excerpts.

Mohit Jain Excited about the first book What the Young Don’t Tell

Writer Mohit’s father Paras Jain and Social Entrepreneur, HR Consultant Founder AWE Alka Batra were also present on the occasion. Alka Batra has started an initiative to promote the youth talent of the city including art, culture and literature and give them a suitable platform. Under this, young writer Mohit met about his book. Young writer Mohit said that What the Young Don’t Tell is a story that exposes the psyche of the new youth. Bridging the communication gap with elders. It illuminates the hidden path from the clutches of the modern-day Matrix to the bliss of Nirvana.

Young writer Mohit Jain shared his writing journey and experience

In his first book, Mohit has tried hard to blend the lifestyles and attitudes of many cities of the world with the culture of India. It also shows the romance, adventure of young mind and fulfillment of their golden dreams. This book reflects the beautiful blending of modern lifestyle with Mythology, Philosophy. Writer Mohit has woven realistic events with fiction, in which emotions and sensations like sadness, panic can be felt vigorously to understand life with captivating moments, new themes and new contexts. After high school from Maharaj Sawai Mansingh Vidyalaya in Jaipur and Bachelor of Business Administration from NMIMS, Mumbai after high school from Maya College Ajmer, Mohit loves famous foreign writers like Charles Bukowski, Paulo and Jack Kerouac. Inspired by these writers, I have set out to travel the world of writing. Although this is his first book, but the way he conveys his point is very different which is fascinating.

What the Young Don’t Tell

Ayan meets Bianca at the age of four. They become best friends until a shattering incident breaks their lives apart. Ayan is sent to Northbrook College, a boarding school in the city of Ajmer. They write letters to each other in their teens. Ayan writes about the adventures and woes of a boys’ school, while Bianca writes about growing up with a single mother in Mumbai. Eight years later he meets her again in the City of Dreams. So far, Bianca’s past is an enemy that Ayan cannot defeat. He is tormented by the demons within him, which begin to arouse his deepest desires to Ayan’s surprise. Moved and inspired by the need to distance himself from him, Ayan travels west in search of his identity. He returns to the swamps of 21st-century misinformation and drugs, through the charming Canadian Rockies to glamorous New York City, and eventually to the pristine blue waters of the Andaman Islands. His journey leads him to a new understanding of one’s purpose in life.