The objective of this article to critically analyse the intercultural issue of East and West. Cultural conflicts or synthesis is displayed as a result of the intercultural issue by different Indian novelists (pre and post Indian writers). The attitudes of pre and post-independence have significantly changed, with the latter proposing or advocating individuals’ search for India in a changing India. In contrast to pre-independence books, in post-independence novels, the confrontation between the two cultures is on a personal level rather than a social one. Because they worked for the imperial empire and had firsthand knowledge of South Asia. The Anglo-Indian writers are the primary focus of this research.