Wife By Bharati Mukherjee Analysis
Bharati Mukherjee, one of the leading diaspora writer is noted for her writings based on the themes of expatriation, immigration, cultural alienation, assimilation and multiple displacements. She has written eight novels including short stories and two autobiographies along with her husband, Clarke Blaise, the Canadian novelist and professor. Her novels can be divided into different phases such as expatriates’ perspective in first two novels, The Tigers Daughter (1972) and Wife (1975). Her second phase of novels fall in immigration stage, in which she wrote short stories and essays along with one novel Jasmine (1989). Her third phase comprises of trilogy other novels including, theHolder of the World (1993), Leave it to Me (1997) and the trilogy novels- Desirable Daughters(2002),its sequel the Tree Bride(2004) and Miss New India (2011)and these novels focuses from the view of naturalized citizen .
Mukherjee ‘s ‘Wife’ deals with the plot of Dimple Dasgupta, a 21 year old Bengali girl with dreams and aspiration gets married to Amit Basu ,a mechanical engineer. This paper concerns with the tumult she faces in America, which leads to a type of frenzy resulting in murder of her own husband.
Key words : immigration, expatriation, citizen, hopes, murder.
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The cultural transition in them is pictured, when Amit asks her to drink a glass of yellow beer under the foam. He insists that it is only for the celebration and not for routine. Dimple emerges as a sluggish personality owing to her solitude. She sleeps at day time, ever hunger does n’t bother her much. New habits frames in her as she takes bath in nights rather than in the mornings. She dreams of Amit but those dreams gives her irritation rather than
Mukherjee ‘s ‘Wife’ deals with the plot of Dimple Dasgupta, a 21 year old Bengali girl with dreams and aspiration gets married to Amit Basu ,a mechanical engineer. This paper concerns with the tumult she faces in America, which leads to a type of frenzy resulting in murder of her own husband.
Key words : immigration, expatriation, citizen, hopes, murder.
Bharati Mukherjee, a multifaceted personality works as a …show more content…
The cultural transition in them is pictured, when Amit asks her to drink a glass of yellow beer under the foam. He insists that it is only for the celebration and not for routine. Dimple emerges as a sluggish personality owing to her solitude. She sleeps at day time, ever hunger does n’t bother her much. New habits frames in her as she takes bath in nights rather than in the mornings. She dreams of Amit but those dreams gives her irritation rather than