a short review of the blue umbrella written by Ruskin bond
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The Blue Umbrella is a novella by Ruskin Bond, wherein he weaves a beautiful story of an ordinary village girl Binya and her love for the blue umbrella. Binya traded this beautiful blue umbrella for her only possession, a leopard claw necklace.
Characters: Binya
Genre: Fiction
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The young Binya falls in love with a gorgeous blue umbrella owned by a Japanese tourist. She manages to exchange her bear‑claw necklace for it and her acquisition enthrals everyone in the village, particularly the old shopkeeper Khatri, who becomes obsessed with owning it. Overcome by envy and longing ...
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In a small village called Garhwal, there lived a little girl, Binya. In the village Ram Bharosa keeps an old shop and sells Coca-Cola with no ice, tea ,curd and sweets . A beautiful blue umbrella has been given to Binya by some foreigners in exchange for her leopard claw pendant. Soon the shopkeeper becomes jealous and tries to buy it from Binyan by telling her that "This is a fancy umbrella which small girls should not have", but Binya refuses to give her umbrella As time passes, Ram Bharosa's feeling to get the umbrella turns in to an obsession. Ram Bharosa employs a boy named Rajaram from the next village to work at the shop. When he comes to know about his master's desire to own the umbrella he makes an attempt to steal the umbrella, but Rajaram fails and gets caught, he then gives Ram Bharosa's name. Now everyone stopped coming to Ram Bharosa's shop. Binya realizes her mistake that she shouldn't have shown off her umbrella as it was the cause of Ram Bharosa's suffering. In the end, Binya gives the umbrella to Ram Bharosa, who gifts her a necklace with a bear's claw pendant