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This study critically examines the themes of parental influence and existentialism in Arun Joshi's novel "The Foreigner", focusing on the complex relationship between Mr. Khemka and his son Babu. This study explores how parental roles influence the lives of children, as depicted through the characters of Mr. Khemka and Babu. A deep study of The Foreigner deals with Sindi Oberoi's and Babu's journeys of detachment from the world. Through a comprehensive analysis of parental roles impacts their children's lives. This study examines parental aggression in the context of cultural shifts and societal expectations. This novel explores the complex relationship between Mr. Khemka and his son, Babu. This study clarifies the profound implications of parental influence on identity formation. Here, we discuss Sindi's character in detail along with Babu. This study examines parental influence, familial relationships, and the search for belonging in Joshi's novels.