Negotiating Turns: Bapsi Sidhwa's Fiction About Parsi Life: a Study of Parsis in India

It is quite natural for a writer to give room to his own culture and social background in one?s writings. Bapsi too is not an exception. Being a Parsi by birth, she is profoundly rooted in her own Parsi culture and beliefs and completely engrossed in it. Bapsi has given voice to all that happened to her in and outside her home. Her own life becomes the representation of the Parsi minority girls and women later on. The atmosphere at home was very much like found in Asian houses.