The book is a comprehensive statement on the multi-coloured, multi-dimesional srydtal of post-colonialism. It not only focuses on ‘imaging’,’imagining’ Indian through Theatre, Film, Music and Dance but also establishes a connection between language and history. Taking into account the interal conflicts and deconstructive nature of post-colonialism and real performance within the ploys of hyphens, slashes and parentheses, it succinctly comprehends post colonialism and its “ambiuous space” of idetify politics – a space created for the deprived and the disempowered.