Category: The White Tiger

The White Tiger’: The Use of Imagery to Portray The Flaws in India’s Social and Political Conditions Aravind Adiga uses animal imagery in The White Tiger to illustrate flaws in the social and political conditions of India. The title itself, and later Balrams taxi company, is the first example we see of animal imagery. He…

The White Tiger’: Light and Darkness in a Book Aravind Adigas The White Tiger explores the contrasting threads of corruption and morality in Indian society, exposing the depravity and exploitation that pervade the modern state. Juxtaposing the incommensurate worlds of Light and Darkness, Adiga demonstrates that in a society of only two castes, decency and…

The White Tiger’: Balram Halwai as an Atypical Character Balram Halwai is a protagonist in Aravind Adigas epistolary novel The White Tiger, in the sense that he is the primary driver of events in the story, and due to the fact that he faces great challenge and adversity, and overcomes the difficulties in his path.…

The White Tiger’: A Critical Review This novel is an attempt to capture Indianness in a most profound manner, covering substantial as well as the basic flaws that drive the Indian Social and cultural system. It, through the frivolous and trivial attitude of the protagonist, Balram Halwai who is later revealed as The White Tiger,…

The White Tiger’: Balram Figure as a Reflection of His Environment In The White Tiger, Aravind Adiga initially presents a protagonist in Balram, who is engaging, despite confessing to horrific crimes. His language, thoughts, and deeds convey his initially good nature. However, by the end of the novel, immorality and corruption overtake Balram. This isnt…

The White Tiger’: The Use of Imagery to Portray The Flaws in India’s Social and Political Conditions Aravind Adiga uses animal imagery in The White Tiger to illustrate flaws in the social and political conditions of India. The title itself, and later Balrams taxi company, is the first example we see of animal imagery. He…

The White Tiger’: Light and Darkness in a Book Aravind Adigas The White Tiger explores the contrasting threads of corruption and morality in Indian society, exposing the depravity and exploitation that pervade the modern state. Juxtaposing the incommensurate worlds of Light and Darkness, Adiga demonstrates that in a society of only two castes, decency and…

The White Tiger’: Balram Halwai as an Atypical Character Balram Halwai is a protagonist in Aravind Adigas epistolary novel The White Tiger, in the sense that he is the primary driver of events in the story, and due to the fact that he faces great challenge and adversity, and overcomes the difficulties in his path.…

The White Tiger’: A Critical Review This novel is an attempt to capture Indianness in a most profound manner, covering substantial as well as the basic flaws that drive the Indian Social and cultural system. It, through the frivolous and trivial attitude of the protagonist, Balram Halwai who is later revealed as The White Tiger,…

The White Tiger’: Balram Figure as a Reflection of His Environment In The White Tiger, Aravind Adiga initially presents a protagonist in Balram, who is engaging, despite confessing to horrific crimes. His language, thoughts, and deeds convey his initially good nature. However, by the end of the novel, immorality and corruption overtake Balram. This isnt…