This is a thematic study of Bharati Mukherjee's fiction as diasporic literature. Each chapter focuses on a unique strand of immigrant experience presenting at the end a comprehensive vision of Mukherjee as a writer of the Indian Diaspora."Tara: The Uprooted Exile" deals with Mukherjee's first novel The Tiger's Daughter. Mukherjee portrays the futility of Tara's search for roots. The plot of The Tiger's Daughter enables the writer to interrogate the stereotypical notions of 'home' and 'homeland' in the context of blurring boundaries Dimple: The Disillusioned Expatriate" is a critical analysis of Mukherjee's Wife. Dimple Dasgupta's expatriate existence in the United States enables Mukherjee to interrogate western feminism and its inadequacies to solve the problems of Third World women.