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Abstract
All human beings irrespective of their culture, nationality, creed, tradition and language have their own spaces in their family, relations, work place and friends. This paper probes into the spaces of two married women in their families. They are from different cultures, tradition and languages. When Astha in A Married Woman enjoys marital bliss, Janu in Ancient Promises strives hard with her in-laws and husband, Suresh. She suffers because she is bicultural. The incompatibility of her husband shackles her into pieces. Astha realizes her mistakes in her domestic domain and comes back to her husband, Hemant. Janu understands that she cannot fit into the space of Maarars and leaves them.