A poet of Bangladesh affectionately called cell phone as mobile phone. No matter what mobile phone or mobile phone is called, our hobby is to buy a mobile phone. But his knowledge about mobile is absolutely zero. As a result, he began to spend the day in a very anxious state. Hablu's home is in the remote hilly region of Cox's Bazar district, near the Myanmar border. There is no electricity, no school to get education. Their way of life was isolated from urban life. The people of the village are not simple, they are not simple. At the behest of his parents, he moved to Cox's Bazar in search of the fortunes of the Turkish sultans, hoping to change his fortunes as he arrived in India. Hablu's fortune is good. After wandering around for a while, I got a job as a table boy in a restaurant by the sea. Gradually, he developed good relationships with customers. Customers also like Hablu a lot.