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Cosmopolitanism In The Night Club

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Excessively found in the writings of the great triumvirate. Shyam’s disrespect for a marriage party in his family in order to reach office in time or Military Uncle’s decision to join a Call Center at an age when most of the Indians choose to live a retired life are exemplar in hand. Their own small globe of the Call Center is sophisticated in nature. The cosmopolitanism does not spring out only as a result of the revealed or unrevealed accompany of the customers from USA on the other side of the phones, but it is also in some procedures because of the cosmopolitan life style of the masculine and feminine leads of the novel. Definitely drinking, dancing and partying at milestone, working for a company headquartered at Boston, dating at Cafe with its colored Arabian lights and at Pizza Hut at Sahara Mall and going to the night club Bed for break, the Call Center Executives may easily belong to young future generation of any ultra modern society - with the exception of the Military Uncle - not because he is not cosmopolitan but because he is not just young. Their business names also give the flavor of cosmopolitanism, for instance; Radhika is Regina, Esha is Eliza, Varun is Victor and Sam for Shyam. Radhika is the only character in …show more content…

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