Rabindranath Tagore?s novel Gora is not only a literary masterpiece, it is a profound and sensitive examination of the finer aspects of Indian society, culture, and self-exile. In this novel, Tagore highlights the complex relationships between religion, nationality, and personal identity. Gora, a militant and tenacious hero, tries to reconcile his own truth with the Western influences that pervade Indian society. This novel not only shows the inner struggle of an individual, but it is also a reflection of the political and religious views of Indian society at that time. Through Gora, Tagore presents the concept of self-discovery and self-determination in a new way, which encourages readers to think deeper in the personal and social context. Spiritual and Social Conflict: Gora's Journey of Self-Discovery and Diverse Views of Indian Society. The Deep Thinking of Rabindranath Tagore: An Analysis of Complex Aspects of Religion, Nationality and Personal Identity. Realistic Portrayal of Society: Reactions to Political and Religious Movements of the Time in Indian Society. Cl Seasonal Poetic Writing: Tagore's Deep Emotional Understanding and Beautiful Story Craft.