Question

In ''A Shadow'' how much was a ticket for the movies in the story ? *​

Answer 1

Answer:

2

Explanation:

because our shadow got ticket

Answer 2

In the story, the movie ticket costs 4 annas.

In A Shadow by R.K. Narayan, we have the subject of despondency, giving up, battle, association, misfortune, acknowledgment, dejection, and recollections.

• Taken from his Malgudi Days assortment the story is described as an outsider looking in by an anonymous storyteller and in the wake of perusing the story the reader understands that Narayan might be investigating the topic of giving up.
• Both Sambu and his mom experience issues allowing Sambu's to father go. However, Narayan never lets the reader know how long it is since Sambu's dad died Sambu and his mom still in any case experience issues in continuing from the past.
• Which is justifiable as the passing of a parent or spouse can be a battle for a person. It likewise seems like Sambu is attempting to beat the deficiency of his dad and the battle he feels about his dad's demise by returning persistently to the film to see his dad's last film.
• The reader is mindful that Sambu likes to see his dad on the film screen. It furnishes Sambu with a connection or association with his dad. Even though the total of what Sambu has is recollections of his dad.
• Despite this the pictures of his dad on the film screen assist Sambu with forgetting that his dad has kicked the bucket. It is like Sambu can disregard his misfortune for a little timeframe when he is seeing his dad following up on the screen.