A STUDY ON THE DIASPORIC CONSCIOUSNESS IN CONTEMPORARY OF ROHINTON MISTRY NOVELS

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Diaspora refers to a population that originated in a different area and has spread out over a large territory. The nature of the country where the diaspora is housed determines the characteristics of the diaspora. Despite coming from similar backgrounds, people from the same diaspora can behave very differently depending on the country they have moved to. At its essence, the diaspora story is a description of the life of the individual. Since the turn of the millennium, writing in all genres of literature has accelerated, but especially the Indian novel and the masters of Indian writing, and Indian English fiction has grown rapidly throughout this time. Salman Rushdie, AmitavGhosh, and Vikram Seth, among a large number of others, are some of the modern and current times' crusaders. In Rohinton Mistry's case, it is also accurate. He made the choice to leave India behind on his own to pursue better possibilities in life. The recall of prior experiences is one of the means of expression used in diasporic writing. Mistry has overcome the difficulties associated with preserving positive interpersonal relationships between people of different cultural identities. He is able to successfully recreate his history in a distant country thanks to his ability to establish a balance between the fanciful and realistic styles of his work.

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