Jujutsu (Bengali Version)

• Author: Avik Mukhopadhyay
• Binding: Paperback
• Language: Bengali
• Publisher: Biva Publication

About the Book:
Jujutsu (Bengali Version) by Avik Mukhopadhyay is a sharp and thought-provoking political narrative that explores the complex dynamics between imperialism and communism. The book challenges conventional perceptions—questioning whether global powers like America are truly imperialistic, and whether so-called socialist nations genuinely uphold their proclaimed ideals.

Through a critical and analytical lens, the narrative examines the blurred boundaries between left and right ideologies. It raises compelling questions about whether these divisions are as clear-cut as they seem, or if, at times, both sides mirror each other in aggression and control. The book also reflects on historical and contemporary geopolitical tensions, including China’s global stance and the evolving nature of its power.

Using the metaphor of “Yin and Yang,” the author presents the ongoing struggle between opposing ideologies as a complex interplay rather than a simple binary. Jujutsu becomes a document of ideological conflict—where hero and villain are not fixed roles, but shifting perspectives shaped by power and narrative.

With its bold arguments and reflective tone, the book encourages readers to question accepted truths and explore the deeper realities behind global politics and ideological narratives.