Double Consciousness of Diaspora in Bharati Mukherjee's Novel Wife

Diaspora is a term related to post-colonial studies. Since the term diaspora is deeply rooted in Jewish history, it was used initially for the dispersal of Jews when they were forced into exile to Babylonia. All diasporic deliberations and diasporic fiction come to be shaded by the ideology of post-colonialism. Diasporic imagination is filled with issues related to locations, crossing borders, movements, original homes, identities and adopted homes, etc. The term 'post-colonial' conveys all parts of the colonial procedure from the earliest starting point of colonial contact. All post-colonial social orders are subject to precise or inconspicuous neo-colonial control. Bharati Mukherjee's works recharacterize diaspora, yet additionally, having been accused of depicting Indian custom and culture in a negative way to get the advantages of Americanization in recent years, the new proportion of elucidation has not yet been attempted to assess her beautiful achievements. The association of diasporic accounts transport among 'mosaic' and 'blend.