Synopsis This book on Nayantara Sahgal probes and analyses the social and political concern in her novels through broad critical resources, exploring the fundamentals of human experiences. The author has tried to give a comprehensive survey and fine critical discrimination of outer and inner realities in the novels of Nayantara Sahgal. Dividing into seven chapters the concept of freedom, the socio-political scenario of colonial and post colonial India, and feminism are the vital points of discussion in this book, which forms the matrix of her novels. The author has reflected in the book, the crude and garish climate, the silent past, the deafening feature, interpreting the nuances of various shades of assessment, in an exciting and absorbing manner, which makes this study of special relevance.