Today, on my way back from office, I suddenly saw a familiar jhalmuri vendor's van on the side of the road. After the tiring daily routine, this familiar scene makes my mind feel better for a moment. People of all ages are standing around this small red-tarpaulin-covered cart. In particular, a teenager with a school bag on his shoulder is watching with deep attention how his uncle is kneading jhalmuri with very skillful hands.
This jhalmuri of our country, whether on rickshaws or on the roadside, is like a different kind of delicious name. This delicious food is made with a magical mixture of muri, onion, chopped green chili, cucumber, coriander leaves, chanachur and various spices. The aroma that spreads after adding a little mustard oil and lemon juice is enough to make your tongue water. Jhalmuri is not just a food, it is an integral part of our chat.
The joy of eating Jhalmuri while standing with loved ones or friends in the afternoon or evening is different. Jhalmuri mama carefully wraps the Jhalmuri in a paper bag and hands it to the buyer. It is also very affordable, so everyone from school students to pedestrians stop for a moment to enjoy it. This Jhalmuri on the roadside is a beautiful part of our rural and urban culture that will forever be loved by everyone.
| Photography | Details |
|---|---|
| Mobile | Vivo-12A |
| Location | Bangladesh |
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