Dhara analyzes the play Tara by Mahesh Dattani, focusing on the character of Tara and her survival instincts despite medical complications and societal diseases. The play uses foils like Bharati and Patel to highlight their caring natures in contrast to Tara, who faces an unsupportive sexist society despite her confidence and intelligence. In conclusion, Dhara notes that society forces contrasting dynamics onto girls and boys from a young age based solely on gender.

1. Name – Bhatt DharaRoll No-2M.A Sem -2 Paper - 7Page 1

2. Dynamics of Human Relationship in Tara Mahesh Dattani’s Tara in indeed thought provoking play and its chief protagonist Tara interested us for her survival instinct . She has developed many complication, and has undergone surgical operations, yet she maintains courage to fight her own diseases and those of society. Page 2

3. He has used the technique of presenting foils to highlight character of patel and Bharati.Bharati is a doting mother, Patel is caring father. Page 3

4. Bharati thinks that career provides social society to the women as she says to chandan.“The world will tolerate you, the world will accept you, but not her.”Page 4

5. It is an irony that confidence of the daughter like Tara passes unnoticed in sexist society. “And we are more sensitive, more intelligent, more compassionate you human being than creep like you, ” she once enlightens Chandan.Page 5

6. conclusionSociety assumes the role of the determiner forcing that a girl’s child life must be patterned and such way on account of her being a girl child and thus the dynamics of society for the boy and the girl seem to be contrasting. Page 6

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