In Japan there was once a farmer named Kikitsum. Heavy poor peasants, and as poor as fools. He knew no news of the world; He only knew about farming, about the people of the village, and about the good advice of the old ‘Banje’ (priest) of the village. The farmer's wife, her name is Lilitsi. Lilitsi makes a nice housework, tidies up all the furniture inside the house, and cooks so beautifully that the farmer no longer catches her praise. Kikitsum simply says, "I am so old, I have seen and heard so much, but I have never seen anything like it." Lilitsi is as happy as she hears.
One day, an urban big man came to see the village; He had his little girl with him, and the girl had a little mirror. No one could see when the mirror fell from the girl's hand as she walked down the street. When Kikitsum was returning home from farming, he saw a twinkle in the grass by the side of the road. He looked up, a strange flat square thing! He had never looked in the mirror, so he wondered if it was Ray again! Going to look around, he suddenly saw his own shadow inside the RC. He saw a stranger staring at him. He was so shocked to see that the mirror was falling from his hand. Then, after much thought, he decided that it must be a picture of my father ারা the gods had happily sent it to me. It's been a long time since his father died, but he still thought, yes, that's what he looked like. Then what a surprise! He looked like a silver amulet on his own neck, just like the neck of the picture! This amulet belonged to his father, he always wore it around his neck — but it was his father's picture.
Kikitsum then took care of the mirror, wrapped it in paper and brought it home. When he came home, he thought, where does he put the picture? If left to his wife, he might tell stories to the girls in the neighborhood, and everyone in the village would come and look at the pictures. The idiots of the village will not understand the dignity of that picture, they will come only to watch 'Tamasa'! It will not happen সবাই it will not be possible for all the children to come and shake hands with their father's picture with dirty hands. This picture will not be shown to anyone, Lilitsi will not be told about it.
Kikitsum came home and hid the arcita in an old vase. But his mind does not want to be calm at all. After a while he checks once to see if there is a picture. The next day, while he was working in the field, he suddenly thought, ‘Do you have the picture?’ He immediately left his work and came running to see. Seeing that he would go out in peace, Lilitsi came to the room. Lilitsi said, “What is this! When you came back at noon? Didn't you get sick? ” Kikitsum said in shock, "No, no, I suddenly wanted to see you, so I came home." Lilitsi was overjoyed to hear that. Then one day Kikitsum came to see the picture in secret and was caught by his wife again. On the same day, he said, "That beautiful face of yours seemed to come again and again, so I came running to see it once." That day, however, Lilitsi felt a little troubled. He thought, "Where, I've never been to work for so long, why is this happening nowadays?"
Then one day Kikitsum came to see the picture. Lilitsi didn't even notice that day — she quietly looked through the gap in the fence — Kikitsum saw something out of the vase, then very happily took care of it and put it back. As soon as Kikitsum left, Lilitsi ran and pulled the paper-wrapped arcita out of the vase. Then he looked inside and saw a picture of a very beautiful girl!
Then the one who was angry with her started shouting in anger, "That's why Rose comes home every day." What an awkward girl! Stubborn face, snub nose, teary eyes, - hair is tied like me again! Do not see what a jealous look! He caressed this picture again and came to see it every day. ” Tears welled up in Lilitsi's eyes, and she lay on the ground, weeping. Then he wiped his eyes and once again looked at the RC and said, "What a girl's tearful look কেউ someone likes that look too!" He then hid the mirror to himself.
When Kikitsum came home in the evening, he saw Lilitsi sitting on the floor with her face covered. He was busy and said, "What happened?" Lilitsi said, “Stay, you don't have to show affection — take a picture of your sadha. Take care of him, take care of him, put him in your head. " Then Kikitsum said seriously, "You're ignoring my picture - you know it's my father's picture?" Lilitsy said angrily, “Yes, your father's picture! Whether I am a young girl, just say one! Did your father look like a happy girl? Did he tie the knot like us? "Kikitsum said before he could finish," Why are you angry without seeing me? Don't try to do it right away. " With that, Kikitsum saw himself again, that face in the RC.
Then a terrible quarrel broke out between the two. Kikitsum says it's a picture of her father, Lilitsi says it's a picture of a jealous girl. At such a time when such an argument is going on, the old man of the village, 'Banje', came to see what was the matter when he heard their voices! Seeing Puruthakur, both of them greeted him and complained to him. Kikitsum said, "Look, there's a picture of my father, I found twenty on the street that day, and he says it's a picture of a girl." Lilitsi said, “What an injustice! He has brought a picture of a sullen girl, and he is telling me, is that her father! ” Then 'Banje' Tagore said, "Let me see the cinema." He stared at the RC for five minutes very seriously. Then he bowed to the mirror and said, “You have misunderstood. This is a picture of a very ancient great man. I can see that he is not a man. Don't you see what a serious expression on your face, what kind of intellect and erudition, and what a beautiful calm and amiable expression. This picture should not be kept like that; You have to build a big temple, build a stone altar in it, put a picture in it — and honor it with incense. ”
After saying this, 'Banje' Thakur left with RC. And Kikitsum and Lilitsi forgot the quarrel and sat down to eat happily.
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