Chief Ki Dawat चीफ की दावत || Dinner For The Boss In Hindi Summary By Bhisham Sahni PUC Eng 101

Chief Ki Dawat चीफ की दावत || Dinner For The Boss By #Bhisham #Sahni PUC Hindi For English Compulsory
The main characters of this short story titled ‘The Boss Came to Dinner’ or ‘Chief Ki Dawat’ are Mr. Shamnath, his modern wife, his elderly mother, and the American boss. Shamnath and his wife were preparing that evening for the boss to come to dinner along with some of his office colleagues with their wives. It was supposed to be an evening of gaiety, drinks, and flattering. However, Shamnath did not know what to do with his elderly mother, who he felt, because of her old-fashioned way of life and illiteracy, could spoil the evening and the impression his boss had of him in the office. He treats his mother like an outcast by trying to prevent her from confronting his American boss. He forces her to sit on a chair out of sight on the house’s veranda and not meet the boss. He strictly warns her not to fall asleep because when she does, she tends to snore terribly, which could make a mockery of him by his colleagues. Thus, he leaves his mother, and the dinner guests arrive. However, his mother eventually falls asleep due to the lateness of the hour and starts snoring, which is laughed upon by the office staff’s wives. The American boss, however, takes to Shamnath’s mother, greeting her and shaking her hand genially. This is because of his free spirit and because he was quite drunk. Shamnath forces his mother to sing a folk song and makes her promise to make a phulkari for the American boss, which endears her to the big chief. At the end of the dinner party, Shamnath is overjoyed by his mother and is reduced to tears by her humiliation. She asks to go and spend the rest of her life in Haridwar, the temple town, but Shamnath prevents it because of his ego and because she has to make a new phulkari for the American boss. Shamnath’s mother, in the end, is coaxed and brainwashed into staying back and making the phulkari even though her eyesight is poor. Thus, the short story by Bhisham Sahni ends on a satirical note.
‘The Boss Came to Dinner’ by Bhisham Sahni: Short Story Analysis
February 9, 2023 By fizapathan Leave a Comment
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‘The Boss Came to Dinner by Indian Hindi writer Bhisham Sahni is a realistic short story about how an executive son uses his illiterate elderly village mother to please his American boss. Eastern Indian values and Western values are highlighted in the story as well as the social issue of ill-treatment of the elderly by modern-day westernized Indian sons. For his own worldly gain, Mr. Shamnath forces his mother to do things which is humiliating, degrading, and hurtful to her sentiments. Bhisham Sahni’s short story was first penned in Hindi in May 1975 and was called ‘Chief Ki Dawat’. It is a classic story of Sahni that brings out humanism as seen in everyday situations. Bhisham Sahni was born in India in 1915, and after the Partition, he shifted base to Delhi, where he wrote his fiction in Hindi. He passed away in the year 2003 after receiving the Sahitya Akademi Award.
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The main characters of this short story titled ‘The Boss Came to Dinner’ or ‘Chief Ki Dawat’ are Mr. Shamnath, his modern wife, his elderly mother, and the American boss. Shamnath and his wife were preparing that evening for the boss to come to dinner along with some of his office colleagues with their wives. It was supposed to be an evening of gaiety, drinks, and flattering. However, Shamnath did not know what to do with his elderly mother, who he felt, because of her old-fashioned way of life and illiteracy, could spoil the evening and the impression his boss had of him in the office. He treats his mother like an outcast by trying to prevent her from confronting his American boss. He forces her to sit on a chair out of sight on the house’s veranda and not meet the boss. He strictly warns her not to fall asleep because when she does, she tends to snore terribly, which could make a mockery of him by his colleagues. Thus, he leaves his mother, and the dinner guests arrive. However, his mother eventually falls asleep due to the lateness of the hour and starts snoring, which is laughed upon by the office staff’s wives. The American boss, however, takes to Shamnath’s mother, greeting her and shaking her hand genially. This is because of his free spirit and because he was quite drunk. Shamnath forces his mother to sing a folk song and makes her promise to make a phulkari for the American boss, which endears her to the big chief. At the end of the dinner party, Shamnath is overjoyed by his mother and is reduced to tears by her humiliation. She asks to go and spend the rest of her life in Haridwar, the temple town, but Shamnath prevents it because of his ego and because she has to make a new phulkari for the American boss. Shamnath’s mother, in the end, is coaxed and brainwashed into staying back and making the phulkari even though her eyesight is poor.

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