Discuss about the point of view of the story 'Deliverance' by Premchand Munshi
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Plot of the Story
• In the first section, we meet Dhuki, the main character of
the short story
• He lives a hard life with his wife Jhuria and their only
daughter. His daughter is to be betrothed.
• So Dukhi needs the help of the Brahman Pandit Ghasiram
to fix an auspicious day for the betrothal of his daughter.
• But Dukhi and his wife are very anxious and meticulous
about how they would receive the Pandit Ghasiram at their
house. The story is a vicious indictment of the Indian caste system
• A poor and low caste village shoemender, Dukhi, goes to the
village Brahmin Hindu priest to get the date of his daughter's
marriage fixed, the Brahmin in turn asks for labour without
pay in exchange
• The ensuing events turn the tables against the priest, who in
the end has to forego the lofty traditions, including that
of untouchability, he held so dearly all his life as village priest.
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