A conversation with a masked businessman about his business.

This afternoon we along with some friends first went to our Chirirbandar railway station and after waiting there for quite some time the train arrived. At seven o'clock in the evening we left for Parvatipur by that train. It takes 30 minutes to reach Parvatipur by train from our Chirirbandar. Finally we reached Parvatipur station at around eight o'clock. We washed our hands and face well in a tubewell and had some breakfast there.

After breakfast we go to a mudri shop where there are many customers and they make mudri with many kinds of spices. We sometimes come there to eat mudri, so we develop a good relationship with the shopkeeper there. Because of this relationship, we call that shopkeeper a brother. The shopkeeper's brother's name is Babu. Well-known Murimakha shop in Parvatipur. Many customers gather there constantly.

This Babu Bhai's Muri Makha gives more quantity and is very tasty to eat. So many people come from far and wide to eat mudri makha. We learned everything well from Babu Bhai. Babu Bhai buys pepper, onion, muri, chenachur, boots, oil etc. from the raw market at ten o'clock in the morning. Besides, he prepared boiled boots and self-made oil well at home and at three in the afternoon he came to his small shop at Parvatipur platform number one.

In that shop he sells mudri makha from 3 am to 11 pm. Becha are sold there and every day train journeys stop there. His mudri makha has a different delicacy. Therefore, many people come from far and wide to eat his mudri there. He makes mudri makha very beautifully. It is also very good to eat and many people around the area have made a lot of reputation for its mudri makha. And we like this mudri Makha very well, Babu Bhai.

The shop sells from 2 to 5 thousand rupees per day. Babu Bhai's family survives with this mudi Makha business. Hope you understand the point and because of very delicious mudri makha, many customers flock there constantly. There we come two days a week to eat his Murimakha. 5 to 7 of us from our village go there for Muri Makha and we see many people from our village go there for Muri Makha.

Thank everyone,
@jishan09