Rasili Kahaniyan Analysis

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Rasili Kahaniyan: The Story told through advertisements Mahatmaji ka Chamatkar
Mera janm ek dhani parivar mein hua. Apne pita ka ladla putra hone ke kaaran main dhan aur vyasan mein ghira rehta tha, lekin phir bhi main sukhi nahi tha. Kusangat mein padkar mujhe gupt rog ho gaye (8). Pehle to ek do saal maine lok-laaj ke bhay se apna bhed chhipaye rakha parantu rog ne bhayanak soorat ikhtiyar kar li. Ab main ghabra utha, sansaar mein chaaro aur andhera maaloom hone laga, tab meri aankhein khuli. Ilaaj shuru kiya, bade-bade doctoron, hakimon, vaidyon ki fees roop mein rupiye aur dawaiyon ke kharidne mein pani ki tarah rupya behne laga, phir bhi main nirash hi raha. Ab main ghabra utha aur charon taraf se andhkaar dikhlai dene laga aur lagne laga ki is dukhmay jeevan se to mar jana behtar hai… Ek mahatmaji ek gaanv mein eent par raam hue the, main bhi saubhagya se aur logon ke sath unke darshan karne gaya… Daivi shakti se mere dukhi jeevan ke pichhle adhyay unke hridayay pat par khinch gaye aur meri aankhon ne hridyay ka sara bhed apne aap us mahaan purush par prakat kar diya... (9)
(Translation: Miracle of the Saint. I was born in a wealthy family. Being loved by my father, I was surrounded by wealth and indulged in merriment but still I was not happy and satisfied. I got into bad company due to which I acquired sexually transmitted diseases. Initially, due to fear of social ostracisation I kept it under wraps

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