Ninema by Vrenika pather

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 THE PLOT SUMMARY


The passage is about a market gardener named Ninema who grows and sells herbs at the Indian market. Ninema is described as a hardworking and respected woman who is admired by those around her for her skill and determination. Despite facing challenges, including an attack by an unknown assailant, Ninema is described as facing them head-on and winning. She is practical and focused on earning a living, and is well-regarded by her customers.


Ninema is also described as a beautiful woman who is admired by those around her, although she does not seem to be aware of this. She is described as having long, toned arms, a cinched waist, and high, firm breasts, and is known for her piercing black eyes and high cheekbones. Despite the attention she receives from others, Ninema is primarily focused on her work and does not let the attention distract her.


Throughout the passage, Ninema's interactions with customers and colleagues are described in detail. The passage mentions a regular customer named Mr. Chinran, a rich lawyer who is infatuated with Ninema, and Mrs. Singh, a wealthy old woman who is known for haggling over prices but is also a loyal customer. The passage also mentions other lady hawkers at the market who chat with Ninema while they work.


Overall, the passage provides a detailed and nuanced portrayal of Ninema, a strong and determined woman who is respected by those around her for her hard work and determination. Despite facing challenges and societal barriers, as well as a physical attack, Ninema remains focused on her goals and is able to succeed in her chosen profession.


 

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