Bakha would sacrifice many comforts for the sake of what he called 'fashun' to look like a

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Bakha, the protagonist of Mulk Raj Anand's novel "Untouchable," is fascinated by the lifestyle and appearance of the British colonizers, or Sahibs, in India. He admires their way of dressing and often dreams of emulating their style, which he equates with being fashionable or 'fashun.' This admiration reflects the colonial impact on Indian society, where the colonizers' ways were often seen as superior or more desirable.

Bakha Would Sacrifice Many Comforts for the Sake of What