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This paper analyses the gender performance of bisexuals and their behaviour through the love triangle between two siblings and an unnamed paying guest discussed in the novel Cobalt Blue by Sachin Kundalkar. It delves into the unconscious perspective of every individual, where one feels both feminine and masculine attributes inside an individual. It accentuates the invisibility of other sexuality or its existence through the characters of the above-mentioned novel where heterosexuality and homosexuality are the only visible identities except at the point where the paying guest enters the life of Joshis to question another identity for readers. It is a comment about the unspoken identity, gesture, and gender expression of the uncategorised, as well as the unnamed character of Cobalt Blue.

bisexuality, exegesis of sexuality, homosexuality, masculine-feminine