Drama, as an artistic expression, is not only a delightful source of entertainment but also a powerful vehicle for instruction and reformation. The Indian dramatists artfully delve into contemporary socio-cultural issues and delineate the reality in an artistic form. Vijay Tendulkar as an iconic dramatist with social vision raises his voice against injustices meted out to the poor and the victims of structured violence in a brilliant manner. Women characters are given a crucial role in his plays. His plays are concerned with social, cultural, gender, and man-woman relationships in traditional Indian society. He presents the male-centric Indian society where women are forced to live as mere parasites. The male chauvinism remains at root in most of his plays. He exposes those issues with artistic delineation and attacks the moral standards of the patriarchal middle class society of contemporary India. This paper aims to present the social realism and the position of women in the play Kamala.