Postcolonial Identity and Cultural Hybridity in Indian English Novels: A Study of Salman Rushdie and Arundhati Roy

Abstract In postcolonial literature, there are various classical aspects of traditions by Salman Rushdie and Arundhati Roy. The stories they write in Indian English literature depict the cultural and experiences they experience. This aspect suggests important historical landmarks in their stories. The conversation of that construct will be very important for them to recognize and develop the physical body. Thus, the traditions they created are described in the novels they write. They increase our knowledge based on their specific actions. Thus, by studying the postcolonial identities of both Rushdie and Roy, we can learn what their contributions and legacies are. Through this analysis, economic strategists will be properly informed about the political, social and ownership of these identities. The production of Salman Rushdie and Arundhati Roy has illustrated the introduction of postcolonial identity and cultural hybridity in novels in Indian English literature. Through this, we understand how hybrid postcolonial cultural identities appear and what they represent in Indian and British narratives. It teaches them uniqueness and defines Indian society. More importantly, a unified theory of scholarship serves as a secondary structural definition of the Indian and British narratives. At the end of the analysis, Salman Rushdie and Arundhati Roy recommend summaries of political, resource ministries, and economic policy on ownership. This will be an important aspect for analysis because Indian English literature and cultural hybridity are among the most popular. In the analytical work, we can examine the more familiar traditions of Salman Rushdie and Arundhati Roy in Indian English novels. Through this, we can know that their roles in English literature and their feelings are correct in the stories they created. Enough, those symbols can be known in our new way and to see them everything will be completed well.