Vikrit Sahitya refers to a genre of literature in Indian languages that focuses on the distortion or alteration of traditional narratives and themes. It often employs satire, humor, and irony to critique societal norms and conventions. This form of literature can be found in various genres, including poetry, prose, and drama, and is characterized by its playful manipulation of language and structure. The term "Vikrit" translates to "distorted" or "twisted," indicating the creative approach authors take in reinterpreting existing stories or ideas. Vikrit Sahitya serves as a medium for social commentary, allowing writers to challenge established beliefs and provoke thought among readers.