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Social factors like as caste discrimination, subjection of women, female infanticide, prostitution, lesbianism, and rape were witnessed differently by Anita Nair. All of this is the result of the author's self-examination of the characters in her novels. Controversial issues and sensitive societal conditioning are depicted by novelist Anita Nair's protagonists. Her writings reveal her as a landscape painter through their graphic depictions. Also, throughout her novels, she employs the use of internal monologues. She has a way of capturing the essence of life, family, society, and human beings in a way that few others can. She is ultimately an observer of the world and its people. For example, as a Keralite, she describes the "navarasas" in Kathakali forms. Simple, clear, and acceptable are just a few of the words she uses. She is a fast writer based on the spontaneity of her language. She has a unique ability to convey the human condition to her readers by integrating their feelings into their viewpoint.