Sociological dimensions of existence: Analysis of Arvind Adiga’s fiction

Abstract

Arvind Adiga is a versatile writer of post-colonial Indian English Literature and the winner of Man Booker Prize in 2008.As a journalist Adiga observed Indian society and existence in the society at close quarters. He has been praised worldwide for his depiction of Indian novels. The White Tiger (2008), Between the Assassinations (2008), Last Man in Tower (2011), and Selection Day (2016). The writings of Adiga are heart touching to his readers. The study of his novels reflect the life of middle class in India with contrast to the Indian economy that is increasing day by day. Millions of Indians live in deteriorating condition and they are living below poverty line. His works reflect that middle class Indians work with the system and take poverty and inequality without being sentimental. Adiga also talks of servants enveloped in darkness and injustice, social evils, customs and illiteracy.