Marriage in Indian English Literature: A Comprehensive Exploration Through the Works of Shobha De and Manju Kapur

Abstract

In the realm of Indian English literature, marriage emerges as a central theme that encapsulates the complexities and nuances of human relationships within the context of societal norms, traditions, and personal aspirations. This research work explores the multifaceted portrayal of marriage as an institution in Indian English literature, with a particular focus on the works of authors Shobha De and Manju Kapur. Marriage, a fundamental societal construct, serves as a rich and complex theme in literary narratives, allowing authors to delve into its intricate dynamics and the transformative impact it has on individuals and relationships.