Vol. 3, Issue 8, Part K (2017)

Abstract
The books of Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni highlight Indian-born females conflicted between old and new world morality and ethics. These female characters' change personalities commonly to show up at a last meaning of their self-hood. These ladies develop various methodologies to state their uniqueness and act autonomously with a feeling of opportunity and conviction. She gives more significance to female characters. In her books she has investigated the physical and mental strains and the torments to which the migrant ladies are oppressed. She has spoken to ladies as effectively maintaining and forming class, social and sexual orientation structures inside the network, home and marriage. The quest for personality is a significant component we find in the outline of her female characters. She manages the lives of ladies both at home and abroad. In any event, when they visit abroad they face a similar gender issues. For them an unfamiliar land has not yet changed their status much. A few people battle against this downside and cut their character and departure the drudgery.