Munshi Premchand is one of the well-known writers of his time and has stayed alive in the form of his writings beyond his time. His writing style is not complicated or adorned with difficult words. Rather it is simple to understand. It is also observed that his story caters to the economical class that may not be doing very well.  In his story ‘Eidgah’, we see that the story not only speaks about a certain class but highlights their morals. Here we see the moral of honesty upheld by Munshi Bansidhar despite his circumstances. In Eidgah, the orphan Hamid, who is barely 4 years old, does not spend money on himself during the fair. Rather he chooses to buy tongs for his grandmother.  It is also seen that Munshi Premchand’s stories often touch the audience emotionally.