What are some good Indian novels?

1, Xiang Talan: a literary thief in exile

This is a story about love, fate and choice. The protagonist is a high-profile literary lecturer in the university. After the relationship with his wife broke down, he was once eliminated and later became a felon. After passing through two machine gun towers, he escaped from the most heavily guarded place in Australia and sneaked into Mumbai.

In Mumbai, the weather is humid, sultry and crowded. He lived in exile for eight years under a false name and identity.

The most important thing is that these experiences are not fabricated by the author, but the real experience of the author Gregory david roberts!

This is a truly legendary life. At present, after years of struggle, the right to film and television adaptation has been officially won by Apple TV. I'm sure we'll see you soon.

When I first read a novel, I only saw it in the most conspicuous place in the bookstore. Later, I learned that it was an autobiographical novel, and the mood at that time was still very complicated.

In addition to the plot, the text of this book is also very intriguing.

The book describes the living conditions in the slums of Mumbai, and you can even see the other side of Gandhi and Bollywood. You can also see the most developed railway system, with adjacent skyscrapers and gangs shuttling through the streets.

"People are eager for love, eager to pursue love, because love is the only antidote to loneliness, shame and sadness. But some emotions are hidden in your deepest heart. Only loneliness can help you find yourself. Some unknown pasts are embarrassing. Only shame can help you live in the shadow of the past. Some things are so sad. Only your heart can scream for you and vent that pain. "

The name of this book, Shantaran, means "peaceful man" or "God-given peace" in Hindi. It is also the name given to the author by the villagers when he was taken to his hometown as a fugitive by his friends, which implies the person he wants to be, and the inner description above is exactly what the author said from the heart at that time.

This book is not thin, but it is refreshing to read.

Whether as a novel, a travel book about India, or a legendary life with curiosity, Shantaran will not let you down.

2. Dangerous Venus: a social reasoning novel.

It is said that this film adapted from Keigo Higashino's novel of the same name will be broadcast in June+10 this year, directly following Naoki Sakazawa 2.

This book tells the story of three people and tells the story of "Venus" in three independent lives-"Venus is not someone, but something crazy hidden in everyone's heart." -This story.

The plot of this book has been reversed many times, so the reader's rating has been seriously polarized. In addition, Venus in Danger should actually be "woven" together by three independent short stories. Three different lives and three crazy stories about "Venus" are actually just three poisons against "greed and ignorance".

However, the author skillfully found a subtle connection in the three stories, cleared his name with a reasoning, and finally merged into a story.

In the form of expression, it also adopts the form of "diluting the color of reasoning and imitating serious literature and pure literature in narration", which has both certain sociology and exciting mystery novels.