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Every day, we see many familiar faces on the noisy streets of our busy city. The stories of many of their life struggles are very intimate and magical. Similarly, a familiar yet deeply meaningful scene is captured in this picture. An elderly man is sitting on one side of the sidewalk with utmost care, selling delicious phuljhuri pitha on the side of the road. He is wearing a pink shirt, lungi and a white cap on his head. Although he is old, his eyes and face show an indomitable simplicity and sincerity of earning a living.
Even in this old age, he does not sit idle. In the pursuit of livelihood, he sits on the edge of the sidewalk every day, ignoring the sun, rain or cold, with pitha arranged in a glass jar. Inside the glass jar kept in front of him, golden crunchy phuljhuri pitha are arranged one by one. As beautiful as it looks, its taste also reminds us of rural traditions. In this mechanical life of the city, such traditional handmade pithas easily remind us of our childhood and village.
The life of the people who set up small stalls like this on the side of the road is not that easy. They have to sweat a lot to keep the wheels of their daily life moving. But their hard work is not in vain. A great inspiration to live honestly is hidden in their every working day. We who spend time in the city's elite shopping malls or cafes may often not notice the stories of sacrifice of these ordinary people. However, a little humane glance and cooperation can bring a smile to their tired faces.
Whenever we see such an elderly person selling something on a busy street, we should be sympathetic to them. If possible, buy something from them and help their small business a little. This not only sells their stalls but also makes their struggle for survival a little easier. The story of this old man's sacrifice teaches us what it really means to live with self-respect. Let us all stand by such hardworking people and respect their work.
| Photography | Details |
|---|---|
| Mobile | Vivo-12A |
| Location | Bangladesh |
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