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Vishram Society Essay

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Meanwhile, in the market a person enquires about the vishram society and this news create a fear in everyones mind and they plans to go to the police station to give a complaint about it. Mr. Dharmen Shah, the boss of confidence group was eager to by the vishram society Tower A and B. Because there is a competition between shah’s group and J.J. Chacko, who is owner of ultimate group. They both has a clash between them to get more lands and build many new buildings like malls, hotels, apartments etc., to change the Mumbai city as a Hi-fied one. Ultimex Group has captured all the place near the Vishram society. The only remaining place is Vishram and now shah has a plan to buy the both the Tower and destroy it and to built his dream project “Shanghai” (LMT -55). Dharmen shah is also a age man but his thinking is different. He plans to change the city as a royal one but Masterji at the same age he goes back with …show more content…

Proposal Made by Confidence Group (Headquarters Navnirman Building, Parel, Mumbai) (LMT 78) Masterji is dreaming in his sleep. Due to the reading process of stranger books he often get some nightmare. He belives that when the old Calender in the Kitchen taps due to air he thinks it is purnima his dead wife is speaking to him. He also dreams an eagle flies and he thinks that it is a sign of his death. That time Mr.Pinto Masterji close friend taps the door and he suddenly wakes up and there is a voice spelling ‘Illusion! Illusion!’ (LMT 78). After reading the message in the notice board, Masterji slightly coinsides his dream with this offer. At first they all oppose the offer. None of them says yes to the offer in a open mind. But the Tower B residents immediately says yes because they are well-educated and upon middle people they identifies the benefit due to this it is very big burder to them, because these many years they lived in this Tower as a family members and suddenly they can’t go far by leaving the

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