Sari Shop

Ramchand is a simple Indian young man. He has been working since he was fifteen years old in a sari shop in the city of Amritsar in India. He spends his days folding fabrics and cloths and displaying them to high-class women and young brides. But he does not like his monotonous life, it always troubles him, and he is bothered by his constant feeling of helplessness and inadequacy. He does not want to be just a small, insignificant seller in a sari shop, so he sets a goal for himself and decides to improve his English language. He buys secondhand books and a dictionary and keeps reading and memorizing different words. But his life does not continue on this path for long; distant incidents affect him, and he suffers from people who are not that close to him. An old man and his wife lose their son in a terrifying explosion, and a man suffers from a wife who no longer cares about life. But how will Ramchand allow these people and their tragedies to affect him? Sari Shop is a social novel that immerses us in a completely different India from the India we see on television. A realistic novel about people trying to live in a class society where mercy gradually disappears.