"Bholi" is a short story written by K. A. Abbas that revolves around a girl named Bholi, who is born with a stutter and has a disfigured face. Despite her challenges, she is kind-hearted and intelligent. Her family does not value her, and her father considers her a burden. As the story unfolds, Bholi is sent to school, where she discovers her potential and gains confidence. Eventually, she stands up against her father's decision to marry her off to an unkind man, asserting her right to choose her own future. The story highlights themes of self-worth and empowerment.