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Indian Novelist Aravind Adiga Wins Man Booker Prize winner for Fiction 2008

33 year old novelist Aravind Adiga has been declared Man Booker Prize winner for Fiction 2008 for his prize winning novel 'The White Tiger', published by Atlantic.
With this, Adiga becomes the second Indian debut novelist, to win the award in the forty year history of the prize. Adiga's prize winning novel 'The White Tiger' is described as a 'compelling, angry and darkly humorous' novel about a man's journey from Indian village life to entrepreneurial success.


Adiga, who has wanted to be a novelist since he was a boy, was born in Chennai and now lives in Mumbai. Adiga becomes the fifth Indian author to win the prestigious Booker prize, joining VS Naipaul, Salman Rushdie, Arundhati Roy and Kiran Desai who won the prize in 1971, 1981, 1997 and 2006 respectively.