Description

Set within a traditional Delhi family and its longstanding sari business, this richly drawn novel explores the tensions between duty, ambition, and personal freedom. As the family’s daughters and sons struggle to find their places within a demanding household, questions of gender, marriage, education, and inheritance gradually challenge deeply rooted expectations. Intimate and perceptive, the story examines how love and loyalty can both sustain and constrain those searching for a home of their own. With quiet emotional force, it offers a nuanced portrait of family life and changing social values in contemporary India.

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Faber & Faber

Published Jan 1, 2006

339 pages

ISBN: 9780571228416

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Details

First Published

2006

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Home by Manju Kapur.

Sexual Violence
Abuse
Gender Discrimination
Infertility/Pregnancy Loss