Chapter Overview
Ranga’s Marriage by Masti Venkatesha Iyengar is a humorous and insightful short story that highlights the traditional values of Indian society. The story revolves around Ranga, a young educated man who initially rejects arranged marriage but later changes his views.
The narrator cleverly sets up a plan to make Ranga realize the importance of marriage and ultimately brings him together with Ratna, a young girl from the village.
Important Keywords
- Ranga: A well-educated young man who initially opposes arranged marriage
- Narrator: A wise and humorous village elder who plays matchmaker
- Ratna: A young girl who eventually becomes Ranga’s wife
- Arranged Marriage: A traditional system of marriage in Indian society
- Village Culture: The values and customs of rural India
- Change in Perception: Ranga’s shift in views about marriage
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