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Chandeliers
Throughout the narrative, these objects represent and embody both light (as in illumination) and Light (as in success and wealth).
The Wanted Poster
Early in the narrative, Balram describes this object with his face on it. Symbolically, it represents both the truths and the lies that Balram tells other people about himself.
The Red Canvas Bag
This object is used by Mr. Ashok and others to hold money for bribes.
The Black Fort
This setting is mysterious and frightening to Balram, metaphorically representing the views and ways of the culture against which he strives to rebel.
The Honda City
This is the more expensive and luxurious of the vehicles owned by Mr. Ashok and his family.
"Murder Weekly"
This is the name of a cheap, sensationalist magazine popular among Balram's fellow drivers.
T-Shirt
Balram buys himself this object and uses it as a kind of disguise, or...
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