The Hiden Rajkumar

In the story, discrimination appears subtly in the society surrounding Rajkumar. Despite his royal lineage, many people judge him based on appearances, rumors, or assumptions rather than his true abilities. The antagonist, Aryan, at times exhibits bias, favoring strength and dominance over justice and compassion, creating an unfair environment for those weaker or less confident. Discrimination is also reflected in the challenges Rajkumar faces. The secret tests in the palace symbolize societal prejudices: only those who demonstrate courage, intelligence, and fairness are considered worthy. Characters like Kabir and Vikram witness how judgments based on fear, past actions, or appearances can lead to mistrust and inequality. The story highlights that true leadership and respect are not gained by birthright, strength, or favoritism but through fairness, empathy, and moral courage. Rajkumar’s success demonstrates overcoming bias and proving one’s worth on merit, not on inherited privilege or others’ perceptions.

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