The fictional representation of Partition has been popular theme in literature of different languages. This paper attempts to analyze two Partition novels in two different languages English and Hindi: Train to Pakistan by Khushwant Singh and Tamas by Bhisham Sahni. Tamas basically concentrates on partisan politics of extremists during the maelstrom of Partition. Train to Pakistan succeeds in catching the attention of readers by expressing the tragic splendor of a man's sacrifice for his Muslim beloved. Tamas focuses more on the dark side of Partition whereas Train to Pakistan celebrates the victory of love over hatred. The comparative study of these two novels reflects that the treatment of theme is different but both of the novels present the pangs of Partition. It also expresses human goodness in the midst of carnage