The concept of hybridism in Monica Ali’s Brick Lane

Abstract

In general, Diaspora narrative centres on a range of topics related to migration, emigrant experiences, and nostalgia. An immigrant’s life narrative demonstrates how human traits alter in a foreign setting. The references within the text highlight the idea of hybridity in the context of post-colonialism, emphasizing the dichotomies that result from racism. Here in this paper, a detailed examination is attempted of Monica Ali’s diaspora story Brick Lane. The predicament of Bangladeshi immigrants’ lives is examined. The work is situated in London, with racism serving as a recurring motif. The objective of this paper is to draw attention to the diaspora narrative’s mixed components.