Aravind Adiga's Man Booker Prize winning introduction novel The White Tiger is sharp, interesting, assaults neediness and foul play. The White Tiger is a weighty Indian epic. Aravind Adiga discusses concealment and misuse of different areas of Indian culture. Primarily a story of Balram, a little fellow's excursion from poverty to newfound wealth, Darkness to Light changing from a town teashop kid into a Bangalore business visionary. This paper manages neediness and unfairness.. The hero Balram in this novel is a survivor of bad form, disparity and neediness. He buckled down inspite of his low standing and conquered the social obstacle and become a effective business person. Through this novel Adiga depicts practical and difficult picture of modern india. The novel exposes anxities of the oppresse
