Question

analyse the role of Mita in the Refugee​

Answer 1

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Asif Currimbhoy believes in the fact that literature is meant to represent the society.

As a social critic, he exhibits his excellence in portraying the social condition as

prevailing in the contemporary time. Jr. Martin C. Caroll has also commented that the

chief function of literature is “to reflect with meaning the totality of the contemporary

human condition.”1 We see that an artist brings out social truths and that literature is

a reflection of social process. Thus the literature influenced by its milieu reflects the

contemporary social structure. Asif Currimbhoy is a close follower of the above

mentioned view. Each play has a touch of reality due to its connection with some

major event or incident of the past or the contemporary time. He targets the impact

of the social issues over the lives of people. Walter Meserve remarks:

Currimbhoy‟s plays are concerned wih the problems of man

everywhere. He lends breath to his thought…even when he deals with

India, he becomes the voice of universal revolt and anguish screaming

itself hoarse at the seemingly immovable societies around the world.2

The plays of Currimbhoy are based on the issues related to the society,

politics, religion, human life and relations etc. He takes up particular incident

happened in the country and presents it in a realistic way. As the plays Inquilab, The

Refugee, The Hungry Ones are based on any particular issue in the nation and its

impact on the society. The Bengal Trilogy by Asif Currimbhoy includes Inquilab

(1970), The Refugee (1971), Sonar Bangla (1972). It has been named as The

Bengal Trilogy because the plays in it deal with Bengal and its problems at different