Gender is the self-representation of a person as male or female based on societal norms. Taking into consideration, how the relationship grows between them as they pass through different stages of their lives, the research paper will analyze how the writer has made their bond competent enough to be set on the pedestal of ideal sisterhood.

So as we learn principles and ethics from the set models of brotherhood, we can also grasp several virtues from the woman characters.

We encounter many instances in the novel where women stand, speak and support other women. From childhood to teenage, and to their adulthood, the four sisters in solidarity lead us on a road that ends in women camaraderie. The novel is a narration of the Ramayana from perspective of Urmila, in which women-bonding is far and wide visible. In her novel Sita's Sister, we stumble upon impregnable sisterhood. Kavita Kane, a mythological-fiction writer is known for retelling the stories from the two Indian epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. But imperceptibly we sense the similar relevance given to sisterhood and women companionship.

Often reckoning it for establishing prototypes of brotherhood and male companionship, the epic is laden with many such examples and the eminent amongst them is Ram and his three brothers. Universally bringing its philosophical implications that has been nurturing our minds, the Ramayana has had a huge impact on us and it still does.

Sita's Sister by Kavita Kané