The White Tiger

Author: Aravind Adiga

Book Locations
  • Phoenix Mills

    In "The White Tiger," Phoenix Mills represents the sharp contrast between the opulence enjoyed by the elite and the struggles of the lower classes. Balram sees this area as the epitome of what he must overcome to escape his fate.

  • Worli Seaface

    Worli Seaface is where Balram contemplates his future and the immense gap between the rich and the poor in Mumbai. It represents his growing disillusionment with the promises of urban life.

  • Mahim

    Mahim represents the older, more traditional side of Mumbai, where Balram must navigate the city's complex social hierarchies to carve out his own path.

  • Lower Parel

    Lower Parel, with its mix of luxury residences and dilapidated buildings, highlights the city's extreme disparities. It is where Balram sees the possibilities and the pitfalls of urban success.

  • Mumbai Central Station

    Mumbai Central Station is where Balram witnesses the overwhelming chaos of the city, a place that embodies both the opportunities and the dangers of Mumbai.

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