How is India portrayed in Around the World in Eighty Days?

Answer 1

I've read the book myself. It seems that India is portrayed as a place with vast areas tamed by the British, but with other scattered regions full of wild landscapes. Verne also portrays many of the Hindus who were not in areas fully under British rule as fanatics who conduct murders and human sacrifices, which is actually not the case.

Answer 2

In "Around the World in Eighty Days," India is depicted as a country of diverse landscapes, bustling cities, and rich cultural traditions. The novel showcases India's vibrant markets, majestic palaces, and varied customs, offering a colorful portrayal of the country as Phileas Fogg and Passepartout pass through on their journey around the world.

Answer 3

It seems to be a place where there are murderers in the uncolonized parts and the crazy colonized parts.

Answer 4

The title came from the plot of the book.Two gentlemen travel around the world in 80 days!