(Photo and Text Autar Mota )
Photo in srinagar city 2011.
KAAR E NAJAAR BA DAST E GILKAAR
(1)
“ Yuthh vanaan
chamura . Thoadaa chhu tchokk paahun ta pataa chhu modraan. Me chhu ITI
kormutt. Machinist Jenaab. Yuthh Guvv na Talukk Pyathh . Me doap vanie chhu
Behtar Meawaa Kununn “said the The fruit seller.
(2)
In DAV school , we had a Drawing Teacher who used to put on colourful
turbans ( Dastaars ). Sometimes light pink , sometimes light yellow and quite often
creamy white . No one knew his real name . He was nicknamed as RANGA DASTAAR (
Colourful Turban ). He was very strict with his drawing students . For him
Drawing was the most important subject that the boys needed to learn.He would
get excited and agitated over small issues and then cut a fresh poplar tree
branch to silence students with three or four lashes . He would charge upon
recalcitrant boys like a tiger .And then we had a Band Master who acted
similarly. His name was Niranjan Nath. Boys nicknamed him as Neraa Band. The
Band Master and Drawing Teacher were friends .And one day i saw the Drawing
master playing on the side drums while Niranjan Nath stood nearby and watched
with keen interest .Suddenly he snatched the side drums from the drawing
teacher and started playing himself
.
" Baa ti hayee oussus yi waayaan .( I was also playing the same
tune) " said the drawing teacher.
" Gutch tuall burushaa ta chhuk rang . Dapaan Kaar e Najaar Ba
Daste Gilkaar..( GO AND PICK UP THE BRUSH AND SPLASH COLOURS. HAVE YOU HEARD
THE PERSIAN SAYING KAAR E NAJAAR BA
DAST E GILKAAR..OR A CARPENTER'S JOB BEING GOT DONE FROM A MASON'S HAND )
.”..Replied the Band Master ‘.....
( Autar Mota ..05.07.2013 ..)
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