Rohinton Mistry's Squatter

Introduction

The story of “Squatter” is a hilarious plus problematic version of Mistry that describes the depiction of author's mastery. The short story portrays the challenges faced by immigrants for adjusting in the environment of foreign countries. Mistry is sharp enough to put forward his message through his tremendous story. He showed the issues and intelligence in a humorous yet attention-grabbing manner via his different characters in the story.

Discussion

The theme of the story circulates around the compound and variable shades of happiness, which is evident by its great depiction of characters. The story of Mistry has various themes in it that describes the different prospectus to appeal their characters. For instance, Sarosh's complexity in adjusting to the Canadian toilet is a sarcastic way to show few of the issues confronted by immigrants. He was used to squat at his home town and now in the Canadian tradition, toilets are designed to another way which was not acceptable for Sarosh to easily adjust with it. This clearly portrays about your brought up and your culture, which is really tough to forget and ignore it. The life of Sarosh became difficult by not adapting the culture of Canada, which ultimately made other areas of Sarosh's life disturbed. He usually reached late to his job which eventually getting fired and get spoiled his other amusement because of his toilet issue. Undoubtedly, single issue can lead the person to create chain of problems for him. The culture of Sarosh belonged to India and Mistry himself was born in Bombay and migrated to Canada for continuing his further education. Therefore, it seems that the writer was quite familiar with the problems and challenges faced by migrated people or probable it defines the reverse story of writer himself. We have observed that Mistry's story mostly highlights ...