Which character in kabuliwala do you like ?Explain.
Answers
Answer:
Parvati
Explanation:
The narrator refers to Rahamat’s daughter back in Afghanistan as “his little mountain-dwelling Parvati,” suggesting that that’s her name. Rahamat only mentions his daughter at the end of the story when he reveals to the narrator that he always carries around a paper with her handprint on it to remind him of her. Mini also reminds Rahamat of Parvati, which is why he makes such an effort to get to know her. While he is in Calcutta and unable to be present in his daughter’s life, Mini becomes a stand-in for Parvati, and the interactions between Rahamat and Mini closely resemble a father-daughter relationship. Although she does not make an appearance in the story, Parvati is the reason that the narrator is able to finally form a real, meaningful connection with Rahamat. Despite their differences in culture and social class—and Rahamat’s newfound status as a criminal—both men are united by their fatherly love for their daughters. At the end of the story, the narrator gives Rahamat money from Mini’s wedding fund so that he can return to Afghanistan and his now-grown-up daughter.