Jun 03, 2025
‘My Story’, exploring female sexuality and complex themes of identity, she is known for her bold poetry and prose.
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Her Booker-Prize winning novel ‘God of Small Things’ is a must read. Go and enjoy her sharp social commentary on caste and politics.
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"The Shadow Lines" and "The Ibis Trilogy" weave intricate narratives against the backdrop of colonialism and wit and satire.
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A master of storytelling, she won the Pulitzer Prize for ‘Interpreter of Maldives’. Irrfan Khan’s film, ‘Namesake’ is an adaptation of her novel.
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The widely popular author of ‘Train to Pakistan’ surfaces around partition, as he captures you with his wit and satire.
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Writing readaptations of Indian Mythology, her ‘ Palace of Illusions’ and ‘Forest of Enchantment’ offers a deep insight on Mahabharata and Ramayana.
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Blending history, politics and fantasy into a magical realism. His Booker-winning Midnight’s Children redefined postcolonial fiction.
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8 unique spots to visit in India – One of them opens once every 12 years!