The story begins with a reflection on the foolishness of people who focus on superficial measures like money or words instead of understanding the deeper meaning of life. It suggests that while certain boundaries exist, such as the time frame for a child's birth, people often complicate matters unnecessarily. The author, Ravindra Parekh, recounts a personal memory of losing his father during Diwali, a time typically associated with celebration. The contrast between the festive occasion and the grief of loss is emphasized, highlighting the paradox of a joyful festival occurring amidst personal sorrow. The narrator reflects on their complicated relationship with their father, who had many differences and debts left behind, suggesting that not everyone has a supportive or ideal parent figure. The story captures themes of loss, familial relationships, and the irony of life's celebrations amidst personal tragedy.

by Ravindra Parekh in Gujarati Comedy stories

Writen by Ravindra Parekh

Category Comedy stories