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Binding
Paperback
Number of Pages
480
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
Last Man In The Tower Is A Gripping Contemporary Novel Set In Mumbai That Dives Into Ambition, Belonging, And The Price Of Progress. From Aravind Adiga, The Booker Prize–Winning Author Of The White Tiger, The Story Follows Two Formidable Figures—Dharmen Shah, A Powerful Real Estate Developer, And Masterji, A Retired Schoolteacher—As A Lucrative Buyout Tests The Ties That Hold A Tight-Knit Neighborhood Together. Written For Adult Readers Who Relish Sharp Social Drama And Urban Realism, The Tone Is Tense, Morally Charged, And Quietly Hopeful About What Home Can Endure.
In Last Man In The Tower, Adiga Crafts A Careful, Layered Narrative That Balances Close, Character-Driven Scenes With A Brisk, Cinematic Pace. The Book Unfolds Through The Shifting Perspectives Of Shah And Masterji, Turning A Single Demolition Deadline Into A Wider Meditation On Memory, Power, And What People Are Willing To Sacrifice For Security. The Mumbai Setting Feels Like A Character In Its Own Right—The City’S Energy, Constraints, And Contrasts Leaping Off The Page—While The Prose Remains Precise, Accessible, And Infused With Quiet Moral Unease. What Makes The Experience Unique Is How The Book Blends Intimate Dialogue With Sweeping Social Questions, Inviting Readers To Weigh Loyalty Against Ambition And To Consider How A Community Negotiates Change Without Losing Its Core Identity.
Last Man In The Tower Offers More Than A Tense Urban Drama; It Invites Readers To Reflect On What We Value In Our Homes And How Resilience, Memory, And Humanity Endure Amid Rapid Change. After Finishing The Book, You May View Your Place In A Changing City With Renewed Appreciation For Community And The Unseen Ties That Hold Us Together.
Product Details
Author
Aravind Adiga
Publisher
Vintage
Number of Pages
480
Language
English
SKU
BK0521718
ISBN
9780307739834
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
13.16 x 2.64 x 20.19 cm
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 699
₹ 392
₹ 307 Off