The novel was written in Post-war period which explores different issues like Alienation, Identity crisis, friendship, homelessness etc. This novel throws light on the post colonial era when no one is feeling secure, colonies were declared independent and many people have to migrate to search for their own identity.

What is the theme of the story The Room on the Roof?

The recurring themes in his novels and short stories are travelling, adventure, exploring, alienation, loneliness, homelessness, running away from home, human relationships, infatuation, physical attraction, love, friendship, family and parental failure, separation, the pain and pleasure of growing up.

What is the conclusion of the story The Room on the Roof?

Rusty chooses to follow his instinct and steps into the bazaar. He has made a good choice. Up until now, Rusty doesn’t have any hope or confidence but then he meets a kind boy named Somi and makes friends with him. Somi and his friends become Rusty’s hope and confidence, and Somi and Ranbir are really kind to Rusty.

What do we call The Room on the Roof?

An attic is defined as a space or room inside or partly inside the roof of a building.

Who is Kishen discuss his role in The Room on the Roof?

Kishen is one of the best friends of Rusty. He is a work shirker and convinces Rusty to give false report to his parents. He is very extravagant and keeps on spending money on chaat stall and cinema. Though he is very clever to everyone but to Rusty he is very kind.

What habit did Ruskin Bond develop to overcome his loneliness?

Despite his suffering and lonely childhood, Bond developed an optimistic outlook on life. He chose the path of becoming an earnest writer that his father wished him to follow. Therefore, he found solace in reading books that habit was also inculcated in him by his father.

Why are Ruskin Bond writings important to us?

Reading Ruskin Bond, you realise that the appeal of any story lies in the simplicity of writing style and depth of subject matter. Ruskin Bond is a writer who lived in the hills, felt inspired by its rarefied air, and exhaled the stories that took shape in his heart.

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