Navigating Cultural Boundaries: The Feminine Identity in The Works of Anita Desai and Bharati Mukherjee

Abstract

Composition and other books, that is, male structure, symbolize women's freedom in the West. However, in the East, particularly in countries like India, oral practice and, more importantly, a lack of education meant that these exams only affected city dwellers. However, now, even remote areas have been reached, as can be seen by the rapidly expanding reach of digital media. For the last few years, women have been successfully challenging patriarchal systems. Women from India, particularly those from the upper castes, have been penning works in English for quite some time. Whether they are artisans, inventors, authors, short story columnists, or servants, women have had enough of lagging behind males. They have ensured their place in the annals of international literature with their innovative innovation. Their dedication to enhancing Indian English literature, particularly fiction, is immense. It is safe to say that India's female journalists have reached the pinnacle of their profession and are now famous all around the globe.