Theories of Feminism advocate equal rights for women in terms of education, property and division of labour. The definition of Feminism has taken a large step where the definition also includes the aspects of modern feminism. The modern feminism is similar to the feminism of nineteenth century, which is called as the first wave of feminism. There are various waves of feminism. The qualities added to the movement include sovereign, coarse and self confident on the toe. With the evolving time, the aura around the patriarchal world has also changed. The due course of changes does not only take place inside the four walls but also in the outer world where women are now a part of the corporate world. Women still lack behind in the corporate world in the name of sexism, decision making, social life and economic liberation. The prejudice of patriarchal dominance has not been able to make women independent enough to break the glass ceiling. Women need to fight for rights even after so many years of advancement of feminism. The corporate world which deals with the cumulative traits likes social skills, economic independence, enthusiasm to lead and create self identity in crowd; these traits are already present in the performance of women. But still they need to prove, transact and struggle to achieve that point of liberty, freedom and assurance of being self. Women, who are born organizers, resource persons, and well built calculators, but they are still required to establish themselves with many cunning assessments for their survival in the corporate world. Corporate world is not only limited to some management office, but also it has spread the wings beyond the conventional four walls of corporate world. It has also become the fleeting corporate culture world of social relationship. In the arena of corporate culture, women already put forward their steps firmly and decided to build up their identity in terms of socially, economically, intellectually or being self sufficient to face the world of patriarchy. In India, Women's Liberation is never imagined as a solely all female world where men have just fringe capacities. Women activists here accept that woman's rights are essentially to empower women; however, it must not be hostile to man.