SLC-S32/W1 | Frames of My World : Streets Around Me
I will post about a jhalmuri seller's shop. This shop is located on Rangpur Station Road. Sometimes this man can be seen selling jhalmuri next to Rangpur Station.
People of various professions can always be seen at the station. Especially, most of the hawker type people can be seen around the station. They roam around the station for their livelihood. Besides, many people come to the station from far and wide. They go to the jhalmuri seller's shop. And eat jhalmuri. This jhalmuri was very delicious to eat. I went to Rangpur Station. Because two days ago I went to Rangpur Station to go home. And two days later it was Eid. When I went to the station, I heard that the train was delayed by an hour. So I started walking on the street. Then I went to the jhalmuri vendor's shop and ate jhalmuri. This jhalmuri vendor roams around this area. And he serves jhalmuri to the people of the area in his own way.
I saw many small and big shops on the side of the station road. There were many hawkers there. There were many food shops. I saw many lower class people on the side of the road. They were working for their livelihood. I saw cobblers, fruit sellers, rickshaw pullers, and auto-rickshaw drivers along with the jhalmuri vendor. Everyone was busy with their own work. Everyone was engaged in their own profession for their livelihood. Because earning a living has become very difficult nowadays.
Jhalmuri is not just a delicious food. It is an integral part of the tradition and chat of the people of our country. Jhalmuri is deeply intertwined with the history of Bengali folk cuisine. Since the price of jhalmuri is low, jhalmuri has become equally popular with everyone, regardless of the rich or poor. It is a great example of the non-communal and classless combination of our society. Muri is very delicious when mixed with mustard oil, green chillies, onions and chanachur. Muri is served in a paper thong of news or books. Bengalis mean chat. A crowd of people can be seen around the shop of jhalmuri vendors in tea shops, school grounds, or fair grounds.
I was standing next to the shop of the jhalmuri seller. And I asked him to make a packet of jhalmuri. He made me jhalmuri very efficiently and very quickly. He made me jhalmuri by mixing different types of spices, gram, chanachur, fried chira, tomato, lemon, cucumber etc. The jhalmuri he made was very tasty. I took several pictures of his jhalmuri shop. I took pictures from different angles.
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