Velutha is a character from Arundhati Roy's novel, "The God of Small Things." He is a skilled carpenter and a member of the untouchable caste, known as the Paravan. Velutha is portrayed as a compassionate and talented individual, defying societal norms and expectations. His relationship with Ammu, the protagonist, challenges the rigid caste system in India. Velutha's love for Ammu and their forbidden romance highlight themes of love, loss, and the impact of social discrimination. His tragic fate serves as a critique of the oppressive structures within society.