Kids were the best when it comes to portray innocence. They have the cuteness that make everyone floor with their innocence act. Same thing happened to me when I was looking after the farm cutting.
The little kid was in playful mood when I notice the lovely chirping voice.

It was hot afternoon and our helper family were busy in farm cutting. They brought this little kid with them, and this kid smartly playing on top of the Bullock cart.

Looking at me snapping the kid, he felt little shy and slept on top of the Hays, and secretly smiling on me.

For some moment he was nervous too, he started making crying face and started calling his mother, who was busy with cutting Paddy's.

But my experience to make kids comfortable enable me to make some friendly gesture to him and he seems to calm down. He again get into his playful mood and started playing on top of the cart.

He seems to be very smart and I am very much surprised to find him very talkative. I remember at his age I hardly feel easy with stranger, but even after living in village this kid is far above the average kid of his age. Infact he is behaving better than any city kid.

I was quite happy meeting this little fella, once I done with my farm work and playing with the little kid I started living the field. By then I found the kid got down from the cart and started playing in the field and started playing with the farm cutting.

Luckily by EOD I found across the #peoplephotography contest by @worldcapture and thought to share the little innocence of Indian village among our lovely Steemians. Hope you love the smart little fella....

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