"Saheb (Gentleman)" is a short story by R. K. Narayan that explores the life of a young boy named Saheb, who works as a ragpicker in the city of Mysore. The story highlights his dreams and aspirations, contrasting them with the harsh realities of his life. Saheb's journey reflects the struggles faced by many children in similar circumstances. The narrative delves into themes of poverty, hope, and the quest for a better life. Saheb's encounters with various characters reveal the complexities of social class and the impact of economic conditions on individual lives. Ultimately, the story serves as a poignant commentary on the challenges of urban existence.