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Khushwant Singh's novels reveal his awareness of the events around him. The rural atmosphere of Punjab, urban environment of Delhi and sophisticated city of London - all the three have rendered dominant influence on the personality of Khushwant Singh. In a broad sense, his first two novels, Train to Pakistan, and I Shall Not Hear the Nightingale reflect his experiences of childhood, and Delhi, his Third novel shows the influence of the city Delhi.