"Such a Long Journey" is a novel by Rohinton Mistry that explores the life of Gustad Noble, a Parsi man living in Bombay during the 1970s. The story delves into his struggles with family, societal changes, and political unrest, reflecting the complexities of Indian life. The narrative intertwines personal and political themes, as Gustad faces challenges related to his job, his children's futures, and his friendship with Major Bilimoria. Through rich character development and vivid descriptions, Mistry captures the essence of a changing India and the impact of these changes on individual lives.