This research article delves into the feminist undertones present in the novels of acclaimed Indian author Anita Desai. With a career spanning several decades, Desai has explored the complexities of female identity, societal expectations, and the constraints women face in a patriarchal world. This study aims to analyze Desais portrayal of women characters, their struggles, and the nuanced feminist themes embedded in her novels. Through a close examination of key works, such as Clear Light of Day, The Village by the Sea, and Fasting, Feasting, this article aims to illuminate the ways in which Desai challenges traditional gender roles and contributes to the ongoing discourse on feminism in literature.