Chetan Bhagat's 'The 3 Mistakes of My Life': An Elucidation from The Perspective of Realism

<p>In the current scenario, Chetan Bhagat has<br>been considered one of the best novelists of<br>Indian fiction. Bhagat has depicted modern<br>Indian youths and their need in his novels.<br>He expresses that novels are the medium of<br>delight and instruction through which one<br>can express his views and opinions about<br>society and the youth. In modern India,<br>human behavior has changed into lust,<br>greed, hypocrisy, and hatred. These are the<br>major themes of Bhagat’s novels. His<br>novels are incomplete without a realistic<br>touch. The background in which Chetan<br>Bhagat has written novels is predominantly<br>of the society in the post-globalization era.<br>His novels are based on day-to-day<br>happenings in Indian society, so ultimately,<br>he has written the problems of Indian<br>society. He has depicted the modern<br>situation in a proper manner. One cannot<br>deny the possibility of family conflicts,<br>which Bhagat has described. Chetan Bhagat<br>describes here about the communal hatred<br>and harmony in Indian society. This paper<br>aims to study the realistic views of Chetan<br>Bhagat about the religious and political<br>views of Indian people. </p>