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In A House for Mr. Biswas, Naipaul describes the search for identity and security of a protagonist who lives in an unstructured social milieu. The novel describes the experience of an expatriate of Trinidad via various places and to the Port of Spain. The life of the protagonist Mohan Biswas reflects the dilemma of a detached immigrant whose entire life passes in a desire to find his roots and to attain an authentic identity in the society. The life of Mr. Biswas also replicates the life of Naipaul, whose experience of exile reflects the unquenched need of identity. In the name of Mr. Biswas, author gets a way to trace his experiences of nonidentity. The prologue of novel reflects the truth of Mr. Biswas‟s life:

Diasporic Dilemma: A Quest for Identity and Security in Naipaul’s A House for Mr. Biswas