Abstract: Chetan Bhagat has emerged as one of the most influential voices in contemporary Indian literature, especially in the context of depicting the life, struggles, and aspirations of the new generation Indians. His novels explore themes such as cultural globalization, youth ambitions, middle-class challenges, gender dynamics, and the evolving urban-rural divide. This paper critically analyzes Bhagat’s works with a focus on how they reflect the transitional identities of young Indians who are caught between traditional Indian values and modern global influences. By examining novels such as Five Point Someone, 2 States, The 3 Mistakes of My Life, and Revolution 2020, this paper demonstrates how Bhagat captures the hopes and dilemmas of India’s youth. Through an interdisciplinary approach, drawing from sociological, cultural, and literary perspectives, the study aims to understand how his narratives give voice to a generation navigating rapid social and economic changes.

Keywords:Chetan Bhagat, new generation Indians, globalization, cultural identity, youth aspirations.