Why the author became sad after talking to ranga on the issue of marriage?
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Ranga was the son of a village accountant who had gone to Bangalore for education. He returned to his village after six months which became a big news for the villagers.
Ranga visited Shyama’s house that afternoon with oranges. Shyama was moved by the generosity of Ranga and wished to see him settled in life by getting married.
He enquired Rangappa about his plans for marriage. To his enquiry Ranga refused of getting married till he finds a right match. He had his own conviction about marriage.
He believed getting married to a young and immature girl was a silly act and that a man should only marry a girl whom he admires. He had strong reservation for arranged marriage. This made the author a bit sad.
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The author, Masti Venkatesha Iyengar was sad after talking to Ranga because Ranga was not interested getting married soon. He had thought he would get Ranga married by finding a suitable bride for him. However in his conversation with Ranga on the topic he concluded he had his own peculiar views about marriage. He wanted to get married to a mature girl whom he admired.