Postmodern elements in Mirza Athar Beg's novel Sifir Se Eyk Tak

The 1960s to the present are referred to as postmodernism. The cold war and its aftermath, the growing embrace of multiculturalism or ethnic diversity and the development of technology, particularly television and computers, are notable examples of postmodernism. These incidents, which had a significant impact on society, were also mirrored in literature. One of the postmodern writers in Urdu literature, Mirza Athar Beg, employs metafiction, intertextuality, parody, pastiche and irony in his works. By the use of language games, the author has incorporated his book Sıfır Se Eyk Tak into postmodern novel aesthetics. In the book, Athar Beg uses a non-chronological, fragmented narrative style to play with the reader's perception. The purpose of this study is to ascertain how postmodernism has affected the chosen work by Mirza Athar Beg. Theoretical knowledge regarding the idea of postmodernism has been made available in the study. The Characteristics of postmodern literature were then thoroughly investigated. The characteristics of postmodern expression in Mirza Athar Beg's Sıfır Se Eyk Tak have been attempted to be explained in light of this information.