The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy | Animated and Explained

The God of Small Things is Arundhati Roy’s debut novel published in the year 1997 and later got the Booker Prize in the same year. The setting of the book is a town in Kerala named Ayemenem. Marxism is in the novel's background and the story revolves around a wealthy Christian family. So in this video, we will look at the analysis and summary of The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
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[@sriragavi5907]

Ammu was not in the boat when estha rahel along with their cousin went to the other shore of the river. In fact ammu has not seen estha and rahel. She has been locked inside the room. Chacko hears the news of his daughters death , then he slams opens the door of the room where ammu has been locked .

[@LimitlessLiterature]

Thanks for correcting. Pinned your post. :) Wish you all the best. Thanks again

[@fousiamohamedashraf35]

Beautiful summarization of one of the greatest works in literature. Two small points I noticed don’t know whether I can mention those here. Firstly, Velutha is represented in the video in full suits. In the novel he is a lower caste man who wears only a mundu and never a shirt. Secondly, Estha and Rachel are meeting after 23 years when they are 31. Incidentally that is the same age their Ammu died - Not Old. Not Young, but a viable die-able age.

[@whats_in_a_name876]

"Who was he, the one armed man? Who could he have been? The God of Loss? The God of Small Things? The God of Goosebumps and sudden smiles? Of sour metal smells - like steel bus rails and the bus conductor's hands from holding them?" Arguably the greatest novel of Indian English Literature. The themes of casteism, domestic violence, sexual abuse, death, loss of innocence etc are so brilliantly depicted. The language, on the other hand, is so beautiful that it feels you're stuck in Ayemenem long after putting the book down. Thank you for summarising it Sir! 🙌

[@LimitlessLiterature]

Thanks for contributing and taking the time to watch it! :)

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[@ritikaanand3161]

1) Velutha's father never insisted for their marriage instead he told Mammachi that he'll tear him into pieces. 2) Ammu never ran away 3) Velutha didn't 'hide' in the history house. These are the points where you were wrong😅

[@Toonami94]

I just finished reading this novel for the second time and I planned to re-read it again. I loved how the story was tragic yet rebellious nature and the writing was gorgeous. Can't wait to read more Indian literature ❤

[@TheEnglishLearner-er1eq]

Sir, please cover The Inheritance of Loss written by Kiran Desai

[@anuwahindara5901]

They separated at age of seven and met when they were 31. (Rahel and Estha)

[@ritikaanand3161]

Not at the age of seven but at eight. They met after 23 years. At 31(Not young, not old but a viable die-able age)

[@vikastalwar_blogs]

This is one of my favourite novel, i guess i had read it three times, there are at least three moments when my heart melts and tears starts rolling down. The climax is unpredictably inferences that whom to love, how and upto what extent.

[@BowingBliss]

I still didn't understand who was the narrator of this story?

[@saksheechaturvedi6987]

Sir please cover "the joy luck club" by Amy Tan

[@AnkitKumar-ws7qn]

Paradise by Abdul Razak Gurnha

[@ramanjitkaur9590]

Sir plz tell which app you use for animation

[@ansha4893]

Please make videos on the novels "The Tiger's Daughter" and "Jasmine" by Bharati Mukherjee.

[@amzadhossain7079]

Make a video on the novel "Things Fall Apart"

[@user-bi7gy4un5j]

Thank you sir.

[@zahoorsir6326]

Can you explain the title?

[@shrishtimalviya4098]

Hlo sir ,ugc NET English ka exam kab tak ho sakta h ?

[@Nawaz96]

This channel is like discovering the golden goose 😂❤

[@rahulpachpimpalikar1339]

Sir author novel the ministry of utmost happiness (2017) create video

[@ramyakr6581]

Train to Pakistan by khushwant singh's - sir please do this video

[@pakbomgako115]

The Last part(sex between siblings)🤮🤮🤮🤮 estha and rahel🤮🤮 how can they have sex 😭😱 they had ruin everything 😭 otherwise, i would have given this novel A+++++++😢.

[@Haidu7760]

Harvest

[@mrsakr1995]

First lust then divorce... Who gave prize to this novel... Doesn't have value of single rupees...... It reminds me of ALL THAT GLITTERS ARE NOT GOLD😂😂😂

[@lalitkalindi]

it's booker bro not Nobel

[@vikastalwar_blogs]

It took a heart to understand this story, you better go and see saas bahu serials, fine literature is not ur taste. Leave it for intectuals.

[@divyababu8327]

Head is needed 😅

[@rimbhattacharje6444]

Actually when I read the novel I didn't have the intellect to accept the love between ammu and velutha as ammu had kids and velutha isn't their father. But after reading the novel I understood Ammu's agony and cried my heart out. The author is toooooooooo deft in putting down the small small nuances of feelings and points. Hats off to Roy. I got very much enriched in knowing about feelings. The book is one of the supreme representations of casteism and the politics underneath it.

[@pakbomgako115]

​@@vikastalwar_blogs It depends on the person. The person who has experienced such traumas will know about it and the person who was born in those days. Today's generation who have not experienced such traumas won't find the real taste of it. My parents and the family were so good that I had never experienced such traumas. So you can't slam anyone for their opinion and be respectful to everyone's decision or opinions.

[@rajeshre131]

Super sir next one kanthapur do sir

[@LimitlessLiterature]

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[@apurbapriyadarshini1560]

First viewer 😊

[@LimitlessLiterature]

Much appreciated! :)

[@nirupamarajagopal3852]

Wah re booker prize 😢

[@eruditionenglishclass_99]

Make a video on Satan verses by Salman Rushdie

[@LimitlessLiterature]

Thanks for the suggestion! We'll definitely consider it for our next video!

[@anilspatia1594]

This story 's title does not match with the content at all. All the characters do foolish things which does not suit the Indian way of life. Sorry

[@nirupamarajagopal3852]

Still our universities want us to read this novel as if we have only leftist secular authors in India!!!

[@versatyle10k]

THEY MUST BE FROM ALABAMA

[@ammar5878]

Worst novel written ever

[@deatheater4805]

Just because you couldn't dig it doesn't mean its a worst thing

[@anjalijha4389]

​@deatheater4805 why so good about it then ? All I see is lust . It's a shame it's titled one of the greatest novel

[@deatheater4805]

@@anjalijha4389 lol... Is lust a bad thing? Human beings and animals all has lust. This feeling is the reason you, me and all the living and dead person came to earth(except assisted births). Lust isnt a bad thing. The way she wrote the book, its language, the feeling of the characters are just too good. That too for a debut novel. Thats the reason she won booker. A truely deserving award.

[@studyloversspecies6784]

@@deatheater4805 Exactly 👏

[@rajibsalam8681]

Wrong narrative

[@D.K.V98]

Most rubbish novel

[@user-mu6tl7gi8d]

Bakwas novel😐😐😐😐

[@HimadriSen-dx1xd]

Who the hell gave this novel an award! Disgusting 🤮

[@ranjanipadmanban5402]

People with ACTUAL TASTE fucker