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प्रश्न
Why did Hari Singh smile in his most appealing way towards the end of the story?
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उत्तर
Towards the close of the story, Hari Singh's most appealing smile is full of gratitude, devoid of guile, dishonesty, or selfishness. It effortlessly radiates sincerity, serving as his expression of thankfulness towards Anil's magnanimity. Despite Hari Singh's attempt to rob Anil, the latter chooses to retain him as his domestic help. This genuine smile reflects Hari Singh's appreciation for Anil's kindness and understanding, acknowledging the second chance he has been given.
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