Explore South Asian gender and sexuality through a decolonial lens. This vital book reconceptualizes non-normative identities, challenging colonial legacies and neoliberal influences. It delves into postcolonial sexual politics, intersectionality, diaspora, and class, offering diverse analyses from culture to migration. Critically engaging with issues like the Indian penal code, it champions southern theorizations of gender and sexual diversity. Essential for scholars of South Asian studies, gender, sexuality, sociology, and postcolonial theory, this work bridges academic research with practical insights for a nuanced understanding of contemporary South Asia.