A Study of Gender Discrimination in the select works of Mahesh Dattani
Keywords:
Segregation, Orientation Bious, Society, Internal ClashesAbstract
Mahesh Dattani is well known Indian dramatist and director. He is knowmn for his inciting considerations relected to human connections and society. Many a period his plays have investigated tge delicate points like Social Injustice, Identity Crisis, Discrimination, Standards of te society, Social Battle etc. In the majority of the plays of Mahesh dattani he depicted the Indian Culture and its convictions on Orientation Discrimination, Complixity and chellenges looked by individuals.
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