what was twenty rupees when measured against the intense satisfaction of a small job done with perfection and dedication ? chapter no 5 patol babu of ENGLISH OF CLASS 10 ....
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Self satisfaction is the biggest thing. Money matters but then it is not the only thing desired. Patol Babu justifies this statement completely. He was unhappy by the little role assigned to him. Though he was promised a payment for the work, he was unhappy by the insignificant role he had to do. But then, he realised that no task is insignificant. It is his duty to perform the role with utmost sincerity. He practised for the role repeating it several times. This led him to give a brilliant performance. He heaved a sigh of relief on having justified his own standards of acting. For this reason perhaps, he got overpowered by the feeling of complete satisfaction and left for home without taking any payment.
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Chapter -: Patol Babu, film star
Class :- 10th
:- what was twenty rupees when measured against the intense satisfaction of a small job done with perfection and dedication ?
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Patol Babu was a meticulous man. He is never deterred of life's difficulty and takes on every job that life has to offer. Though he needs money, he doesn't run after it.
Patol Babu has shown that for a true actor the intense satisfaction for the role he played is far above the pay he gets for his role.
When the story was written, 25 rupees offer a huge value. But not more than the intense satisfaction of a small job done with perfection and dedication.
When Patol Babu was presented with the role of monosyllabic exclamation "Oh", he was very much dejected. He thought his role to be an insignificant. But after drawing inspiration from his Mentor, Gogon Pakrishi, Patol Babu presented it with utmost perfection and dedication.
After playing his role, he didn't receive the money because for him, the value of ₹20 was far below the intense satisfaction of a small job done with perfection and dedication.
Class :- 10th
Patol Babu was a meticulous man. He is never deterred of life's difficulty and takes on every job that life has to offer. Though he needs money, he doesn't run after it.
Patol Babu has shown that for a true actor the intense satisfaction for the role he played is far above the pay he gets for his role.
When the story was written, 25 rupees offer a huge value. But not more than the intense satisfaction of a small job done with perfection and dedication.
When Patol Babu was presented with the role of monosyllabic exclamation "Oh", he was very much dejected. He thought his role to be an insignificant. But after drawing inspiration from his Mentor, Gogon Pakrishi, Patol Babu presented it with utmost perfection and dedication.
After playing his role, he didn't receive the money because for him, the value of ₹20 was far below the intense satisfaction of a small job done with perfection and dedication.
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