The Delhi Network – A Hard-Hitting Espionage Thriller by Investigative Journalist Abhishek Prasad
New Delhi – Investigative journalist and award-winning filmmaker Abhishek Prasad is set to release his latest work, The Delhi Network—a gritty espionage thriller inspired by true events that rips the veil off the shadowy world of intelligence, organized crime, and political intrigue.
Based on true events, the story follows an elite RAW–IB joint unit—armed with the country’s finest IT brains—as they race to dismantle a dangerous international conspiracy hatched in the corridors of Pakistan’s ISI, yet tangled with multiple global intelligence networks like CIA (USA), Mossad (Israel), and Signals Intelligence agency (UAE) along with high-ranking political players.
Diving deep into Delhi’s criminal underbelly, the book reveals the unsettling role of Rohingya and Bangladeshi operatives in anti-India plots, and the morally complex reality where even Indian agencies sometimes “dance with the devil” to neutralize greater threats. With chilling authenticity, it traces the money trails of terror funding from Dubai, exposes the behind-the-scenes war between global intelligence giants like the CIA and Mossad, and lays bare the bureaucratic maneuvering that shapes modern espionage and surveillance operations.
What sets The Delhi Network apart is Prasad’s insider perspective and unflinching realism. His investigative background breathes life into each page, creating a taut, unputdownable read that mirrors the pulse of real geopolitics. The book is highly anecdotal giving real world anecdotes and stories about the realities of intelligence agencies that surprise.
The excitement doesn’t end with the book. The Delhi Network is now being developed into a major feature film, commited to the authors vision to realism. To be shot entirely in Delhi, the film will also have a schedule in Dubai. The select reading of the book has garnered a lot of interest among geopolitics expersts and people who like true thriller and espionage stories . The book capture’s the capital’s streets, power syndicates, and hidden networks like never before, delivering an on-screen raw and gripping experience.
