The Plight Of Women In The Novels Life Is What You Make It And The Secret Wish List By Preeti Shenoy

Abstract

Preeti Shenoy’s works are revered by the Indian people because they are motivational and thought-provoking. She was an expert in the field of self publishing during 1990s. She is now a member of an exclusive group of exceptional writers who are only offered in India. Shenoy has left such an impression on the country over the course of the past nine years that the Brand Academy has named her Indian of the year. Shenoy has done an excellent job of serving her audience as a writer by producing works that are the epitome of sophistication, dependability, longevity and a classic sense of style. With the correct approaches, the Indian English writers have a great potential that may be exploited. Indian literature written in English was produced in response to intolerance and prejudice in an effort to reassert belief in the inherent value and dignity of all people, as well as in the notion that women and men are entitled to the same legal protections. It hypothesised that in order for us to live in a way that is less harmful to the environment, we must practise tolerance and support the ideas of equality. Preety Shenoy, who is well-known for her promotion of women's rights, has stated that liberation is something that is necessary for women. She emphasised the significance of breaking the cycle of oppression in an effort to win support for the ladies. That was a plea for more equality voiced many years ago, but the promises have not yet been realised. As a result, she focused a lot of her attention on issues pertaining to women. The role of women in her works is the subject of this essay.