We find an account in the passage that tells about the reason for which Ravi’s daughter hadn’t liked the speech made by him. On reading the passage carefully we see that this was not due to the quality or contents of Ravi’s speech; but for the reason that she didn’t like so many people laughing at his father. Therefore, the fourth option given to us is the correct answer and all the other options are incorrect answers.

The passage explains Ravi Shankar’s talent of delivering captivating and entertaining speeches at parties and gatherings. He was known for his sense of humor that reflected in his speeches. The speech made by him at the reception was also a success due to this very talent of his, i.e. option C; and not due to the other reasons mentioned in the various other answer options provided to us.

The details given in the passage tell us that Ravi’s disappointment was due to his daughter’s desire to leave the reception as soon as he finished his speech. He was satisfied by the speech that he delivered and had received proper amount of appreciation for it; but this desire from his daughter’s side was a disappointment for him. The first option given to us is the only option that describes this fact well; thus, is the correct answer.