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Mini's father is portrayed as a loving and caring parent. How does his relationship with Mini contrast with Rahmun's relationship with his own daughter, and what does this reveal about fatherhood?
How does Tagore use Mini's mother's fear and prejudice as a lens through which to explore societal judgments and biases?
What is the significance of Rahmun's profession as a Cabuliwallah (a trader from Kabul), and how does it symbolize his connection to his homeland and his experiences in India?
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By Rabindranath Tagore