Gangu was a devoted servant but had ego about his
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Gangu is a person in the story 'The Child' by Munshi Premchand.
Gangu was a devoted servant but had an ego about his strength.
- Gangu was a Brahmin worker kid. He was especially not quite the same as different workers. He didn't bow to his lord which shows his personality of not doing something just to if it's not too much trouble, individuals.
- Dissimilar to the Brahmans he was not taught, didn't scrub down in the stream or supplicate consistently.
- His wide friendly brain is uncovered in the manner he weds Gomti, a bereaved lady despite individuals' analysis and loathes from his lord.
- He was not worried about her past. His unadulterated love for others is uncovered when he acknowledges Gomti with the offspring of her past spouse.
- Accordingly, Gangu is a decent man with a sort and liberal heart.
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