The family has inevitably been the site for challenges, changes and compromises. Infact, it is the metaphor for the most sacred and most natural of relationships between children and parents, wife and husband, sister and brother. These relationships which provide emotional security, material support, care, a sense of belonging, status, legitimacy and social identity, in recent times in is under transition. The paper seeks to analyse the family dynamics Nair's Ladies Coupe and view the relationships as a gendered stucture and look into the power relation that characterise them