Post colonialism is the discourse of understanding and

interpretation of literary texts in the societies emerging from the colonial

system of the Western imperialism. Their central concern is the

reiteration of lost and dwindling cultural indigeneity. This article

explores the issues of the imperialist and postcolonial narratives in Urdu

novel in the light of the postcolonial discursive strategies theorized by

Edward Said. Garaan, KhasDoDKhashaak Zamanay, Zeno, Qala Jangi,

Ghulam Baagh, Zena, and Mantaara have been analyzed from this

postcolonial perspective.