Description

What happens when tradition collides with hashtags, when activism meets entrepreneurship, and when India's oldest festivals are rebranded in the name of progress?

WOKE BHARAT – A Satirical Journey Through India's Ideological Battles is a witty, razor-sharp exploration of modern India's cultural contradictions. From eco-friendly Diwalis to hashtag-fueled campus protests, from Bollywood's "woke heroes" to prime-time shouting matches, this book peels back the glossy surface of performative progress to reveal the chaos, comedy, and contradictions underneath.

With biting humor and keen observation, the book takes you on a tour of:

The Theater of Good Intentions – where conferences talk of change while real India waits outside. Festival Wars – when Diwali, Holi, and traditions become battlegrounds of morality. Woke Campuses – where imported theories clash with local realities. Bollywood Activism – cinema that sells conscience along with tickets. Village vs. City Wokeness – the tug-of-war between organic joy and urban reform. The Nationalist vs. The Woke – a prime-time boxing match with the common man stuck in the middle.

Irreverent yet insightful, WOKE BHARAT doesn't offer easy answers — instead, it forces us to laugh, reflect, and question: Are we truly progressing, or just performing progress?