A story of warmth in the fire of a tea kettle

A familiar scene from our rural and suburban tea shops. Three metal kettles sit together on a coal fire, emitting smoke. The red glow of the fire burning below creates a special atmosphere around the kettles. Here, not only water boils, but also chats, relationships and stories to relieve the fatigue of daily life. Tea shops are an important part of social life in Bangladesh. Workers in the morning, working people in the afternoon, friends in the evening - everyone sits at the same table for a cup of tea. These kettles are like silent witnesses, how much laughter, noise and discussion they see every day. Just as water warms up in the heat of the fire, people's hearts also warm up when they talk. The smoke, the black stove and the old kettles reveal the reality of our simple life. Although it does not have the grandeur of modern coffee shops, this small tea shop has its own unique beauty. Here, comfort, simplicity and closeness of people come together in a wonderful combination. This film is therefore not just a cooking scene, but a living reflection of an invaluable part of our culture and daily life.