Na Bhooto Na Bhavishyati? is not a biography of Swami Vivekananda but a novel inspired by his ideals, deeds, and struggles. As a sanyasi, he renounced home, family, wealth, relationships, and all worldly desires, retaining only his love for Mother India and his sorrow over her suffering and humiliation. Determined to restore her pride, he traveled to the very nations that insulted her, confronting them in their own assemblies and earning their respect. At a public meeting in Calcutta honoring him, the editor of the Indian Mirror remarked that it was unprecedented in history for an unknown Hindu monk, speaking on an unfamiliar subject, to so quickly win the devotion and admiration of an audience, many of whom could not even pronounce his name. The novel examines this remarkable journey and its impact.