Critique of Capitalist Ideology in Bhattarai’s Muglan

This article explores Govinda Raj Bhattarai’s worries about the innocent youths to be Muglanis forced by dominant capitalistideology of society in his novel Muglan. In novel, he presents critical situation who are compelled leave their motherland just for survival but they get sold like cattle and enslaved do hard physical labour cruel foreign land. The applies neo-Marxist insights study devastating results elitist bourgeois ideology over life poor people novel. It mainly borrows ideas from Luis Althusser’s “Ideology Ideological State Apparatuses” along with Terry Eagleton Antonio Gramsci. shows critique that does through choice protagonist, Sutar, other leaves home goes muglan gets robbed, work as road builder land Bhutan. By showing hopelessness better native land, Nepal pathetic condition Bhattarai critiques Nepalese society.