In the play "Reedh Ki Haddi," Ramswarup hides his daughter Uma's B.A. degree to marry her off to ...

In the play "Reedh Ki Haddi," Ramswarup hides his daughter Uma's B.A. degree to marry her off to Shankar, the son of the traditionalist Gopal Prasad. During a tense meeting where the guests treat Uma like a commodity, she bravely reveals her education and exposes Shankar’s weak character and lack of "backbone." This bold stand against patriarchal hypocrisy shatters the marriage proposal, championing women's dignity and self-respect over regressive social norms.