THE PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN SHASI DESHPANDE’S "THE BINDING VINE" (Pages 01-05) by in THE ENGLISH RESEARCH EXPRESS / ISSN:2321-1164 (Online); 2347-2642 (Print)

The liberation of women which Shashi Deshpande discusses in t he previous novel A Matter of Time has again caught the interpretation of the writer in The Binding Vine. Women during a Matter of your time grapple with their own liberation. Sumi, the feminine protagonist, deals together with her own devastation. She knows that she shouldn't deteriorate down before the unhelpful circumstances that have engulfed her life. Picking up the same theme more fatally Shashi Deshpande here in The Binding Vine, creates a vine of love, belief, cohesion among the ladies of dissimilar strata of society so true liberation is achieved. The novel The Binding vascular plant is a few girl who fights for different women’s origin; a thought that in itself is unequaled for Shashi Deshpande too. gap from her former heroines whether or not or not they're Sarita, Indu, Jaya or Sumi; no heroine of Deshpande has ever thought of cross the bounds of their own lives. They think over on their lives and redefine their roles however they have ne'er tried to stimulate the spirit of feminism amongst the sisterhood. This terribly spirit of harmony, obligatory and sisterhood is fairly extraordinary throughout this gift novel.

Keywords: liberation of women, female protagonist, feminism liberation, women’s origin etc.