Un tigre pour Malgudi

The tiger feels like more than just an animal—it's almost a character representing transformation. I wonder what inspired the author to give it such symbolic weight.

The portrayal of Malgudi captures a timeless India, but the whimsical tone made me smile at the same time. How did the author balance humor with cultural richness?

The small town vibe adds a layer of charm and simplicity, but also underlines deeper themes of societal change. I'm curious how much of Malgudi's atmosphere was based on real places or purely fictional.