Introduction The term ‘Victorian’ was named after the reign of Queen Victoria who ruled England during the year1837 to 1901. It has been marked in history as an age that was preceded by the Georgian period and succeeded by the Edwardian period. This era is generally regarded as one among the outstanding ages of the United Kingdom that had embossed its marks in various fields, such as with the improvement of industries, the development of the middle class, art, literature, etc. It was also noted for the religious inconsistencies, affected with the advent of many scientific theories like the ‘On the Theory of Species’ by Charles Darwin and the great invention of Cowper Nikes that proved the rotundity of the earth. Main body History has been characterized this age as a long period of peace, followed by the Crimean War, fought between Russia and the European alliance during the year 1853 to1856 that ended with the fall of the Ottoman Empire in Russia. The term ‘Victorian’ has been achieved a wide range of connotations, with a firm set of moral standards, having Hippocratic application. Victorian age is noted on Victorian’s attitude to sexual decency which was far from reality. Victorians liked to follow conscious blindness in their sexual interactions. One can understand that Victorian morality was wrapped with the aristocracy. It has been observed that even as the Victorians pretend to be better than they exist, others to be much worse than they are. In the pages of world history, England traveled the world of aristocracy and religious perverseness. One can easily find the Victorian age was characterized by explosive changes and developments. Several events affected the social, political, and religious life of the Victorian people. In every field of social life, Victorians made surprising findings and changes. People in Victorian England are the real parents of modern England. A very notable change of the Victorian people was their belief in the religious faith; it was the time of great religious anarchism. The invention of Darwin’s evolutionary theory became a sudden shock for Victorian faith and optimism. The Victorians experienced a great age of doubt and spiritual hollowness. It was a great age doubt and this doubtful mentality is also has been expressed in the literature of that time. The writers of that time tried to unite Romantic emphasis upon self, emotion, the neoclassical concept of imagination and were eloquent about the responsibility of the artist to the art and the public. It was a period of innovations and surprising changes. These changes would be easily noticeable regarding ideology, politics, and society. It has also been paved the way for many movements like democracy, feminism, socialism, Marxism, etc. the great scholars of the Victorian era-Darwin, Marx and Freud so on had attempted to find the proper solution for the modern problems. Comparing Victorian age one can see the glimpses of imperialism in economics, politics, culture, and social life. Victorian culture and lifestyle became the striking model of the 19th-century world. Victorian England was never ready to come out of its Hippocratic aristocracy while the arrival of the industrial revolution infl