Velutha

Velutha is a character from the novel "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy. He is an educated, skilled worker from a lower caste, known for his kindness and gentle nature. Velutha is talented in mechanics and carpentry, embodying the paradox of social discrimination and human dignity. His character highlights issues of caste injustice and forbidden love, as he forms a deep connection with the story's protagonists despite societal boundaries. Velutha's role illustrates how societal rules can clash with personal integrity and compassion, making him a poignant symbol of resistance and humanity.