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| Article Name : | | | RADICALISM IN BHATTACHARYA'S HE WHO RIDES A TIGER | | Author Name : | | | Pooja Rani Jain | | Publisher : | | | Ashok Yakkaldevi | | Article Series No. : | | | ROR-711 | | Article : | |  | Author Profile | | Abstract : | | | In view of the very element of rebellion and resistance the present paper is an attempt to undertake a study of the rebellious actions taken in one of the novels of Bhabani Bhattacharya He Who Rides A Tiger published in 1954. The novel is written with the background of Second World War and the famine of 1943. The novel definitely reflects a fiercest and sterner mood of the novelist by exemplifying a note of angry protest and revenge by his characters. Through this novel Bhattacharya brings out the hollowness of the society by telling us in a very amusing way how its central character Kalo, a low-caste blacksmith establishes himself as Mangal Adhikari, a respected and flourishing Brahmin. He takes the help of deception to wreak vengeance on the high-caste people. Through the stratagem of changing his caste and name he gets quit with his tormentors and persecutors. Kalo's riding the tiger of deceit and falsehood is not only a question of revenge but also a hard hitting attack on the futility of society. | | Keywords : | | - deceit
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