Subjugation of Women in Mahesh Elkunchwar's Garbo

Author(s)	Dr. Subramanian G, Ms. Jeevitha L
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract This research paper examines the actual condition and situation of women as depicted in Mahesh Elkunchwar’s Garbo. Elkunchwar is a well-known playwright not just in the Marathi theatrical community, but he is recognized as a very respectable playwright in the field of modern theatre history. The theatrical skills of Mahesh Elkunchwar position him as one of the pioneering playwrights in effectively exploring the issues of women and the psychological dilemmas of women’s world. His plays explore the conflict between family relationships and social relationships with realism and emotional force. In the patriarchal culture, he concentrates on the pains, anxiety, misery, and tragedies of both men and Women. This paper primarily focuses on Elkunchwar's Garbo, while also considering the plight of women in contemporary society, both traditional and modern. He also portrays the challenges faced by modern women and the issues they encounter related to their identity and subjectivity.
Keywords	Patriarchal, Realism, Identity, Subjectivity.
Field	Arts
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 4, July-August 2025
Published On	2025-07-07

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