Rajendra Singh Bedi is one of the foremost fiction writers of Urdu. And he has maturity and depth of art. There is also a deep observation of life and a profound study of human nature and psychology, and his stories contain artistic rarity, intelligence and social consciousness and leave a lasting impression on the mind. His stories are also said to be reminiscent of the great Russian novelist Chekhov. There is no doubt that Bedi's stories are artistically unique. They have all the features of a good story. The layered psychology of the characters to portray the innocent pain and sufferings of their characters and their innocent actions are the features of Bedi's fiction that distinguish them from their contemporaries. By Rajinder Singh Bedi, he explores Punjab's civilization and culture, thought and social style, the introspection of characters, the intricacies of psychology, philosophical reflections, the reflection of sexual feelings and the sense of greatness in poverty, with deep thought. Bedi has written several fictions on the sanctity of woman and her own ego. Bedi's Aurat is different from other Urdu fiction writers. The feelings, emotions and psychology of a mother, sister, daughter, lover, friend, and wife, that is, the combination of all internal conditions is visible. Also, Bedi has created the character of a woman in his own unique way. One of the qualities of Rajinder Singh Bedi is that he reaches the depths of the bitter facts of life but does not let the control and balance slip from his hand in illuminating them. It is for this reason that the reader cannot remain creatively involved in his fiction. As a result, the reader's thinking, and insight increases. The purpose of literature is also that it should not be just to get pleasure but to create vision in the reader. Bedi makes the small and seemingly insignificant events of the society the subject of his fictions but takes them down to the depths of the reader's mind with a great whip hand. While portraying these kinds of events, they make a profound observation of life. Because Bedi is adept at understanding and solving the hidden realities and complex problems of society, his fiction also educates and civilizes the reader.