Pluralism is a concept that resonates deeply in the context of diasporic Indian writing in English. It is the coexistence of diverse cultural, religious, and social elements within a society (Kaul and Salvatore 11–13). As the Indian diaspora spans the globe, its literary expressions reflect a rich tapestry of experiences, perspectives, and voices. Diversity within diasporic Indian literature shapes narratives and nurtures cross-cultural dialogues, contributing significantly to a nuanced comprehension of identity.