What was Rama Rao's business?How did it Collapse?
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Rama Rao had a decent income as the Malgudi agent of a gramophone company with its factory somewhere in North India. In the wake of a series of circumstances in the world of trade and commerce, the gramophone company collapsed when a bank in Lahore crashed on account of the unusual death of a financier based in Mumbai.In an attempt to get employment Rama Rao sent out a dozen applications a day and moved from place to place wearing his feet out. The very thought that he once owned a lucrative business influenced the manner of Rama Rao's manner of seeking employment. He chose to be business like in stating his request for a job. He sent his card in and asked in a very formal manner if something could be done for him. He mentioned that his business had gone through no fault of his own. He added that he would be very grateful if the man approached could offer him something to do in his office.
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Rama Rao is a character from Out of Business written by R. K. Narayan.
Rama Rao worked for a gramophone company which was situated somewhere in Northern India where he was an Malgudi agent. He invested a little money in that agency which he earned as security. His business bought him enough money for five years just to keep his wife and children in good comfort. He even built a small bungalow and was thinking of buying an old baby car. But one day, due to a series of circumstances in the world of trade, banking , commerce and politics, the company collapsed.
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