The novel Ladies Coupe (2001) is written by a remarkable female Indian English-language writer Anita Nair aged 50 (1966). She is known for her fictions as well as her travelogues. Time and again, she meets random young men and women who see her as a vagabond free spirit wandering from destination to destination. She always focuses on the problems faced by woman in Indian society. In the novel Ladies Coupe, she talks about the identity crisis that the women characters face in the novel, the inequality in relationship and the role of woman. The story revolves around six women who meet in a train journey. The protagonist of the novel Akhila, listens to the story of all five women and a question troubles her: Can a woman stay single and be happy or does a woman need a man to feel complete?
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Various theories of post colonialism have been given by various writers at various times. The literary significance of this term is the predominance of European countries on the diverse nations and its impact even after the nations accomplished freedom. The …show more content…
Be, even in the present time, woman are viewed as not as equivalent to men but rather as the weaker class. They are suppressed in a male dominated society. Anita Nair's depiction of ladies in her novel Ladies Coupe draws out this fact. Any relationship is a lovely bond that interfaces individuals to share joy and agony, euphoria and distress and achievement and disappointment. A solid and sound relationship guarantees a man that he/she is not left alone. Trust, responsibility, adjustment, sacrifice and all the above adoration are prime mainstays of a sound
CHAPTER 1
Various theories of post colonialism have been given by various writers at various times. The literary significance of this term is the predominance of European countries on the diverse nations and its impact even after the nations accomplished freedom. The …show more content…
Be, even in the present time, woman are viewed as not as equivalent to men but rather as the weaker class. They are suppressed in a male dominated society. Anita Nair's depiction of ladies in her novel Ladies Coupe draws out this fact. Any relationship is a lovely bond that interfaces individuals to share joy and agony, euphoria and distress and achievement and disappointment. A solid and sound relationship guarantees a man that he/she is not left alone. Trust, responsibility, adjustment, sacrifice and all the above adoration are prime mainstays of a sound