Entertainment Report :
People from various professions came down the streets in solidarity with the students in the anti-discrimination student movement for state reform. Recently, students of schools, colleges and universities have come down to the streets, some are performing the duties of traffic and others are painting graffiti on the walls.
Some of them spread their pictures or videos on social media and
the number of people doing such things from behind is not less.
Just like that, a girl in the background comes to the attention of director Animesh Aich. In a Facebook post, he wrote, “Yesterday afternoon
I was going to Bailey Road by rickshaw. It was raining heavily. Light jam in one place, everything including rickshaws stopped. Casualty stuck my eyes to the left. What is a 14/15 year old fair girl doing on her knees, what is she doing, another girl like her is standing next to her holding an umbrella. At first, I did not understand what they are doing? I saw the rickshaw a little further; the little girl is trying hard with a stick to clean the water that has accumulated in some part of the road. I could guess by looking at their clothes and mannerisms that they are children of a fairly educated family.”
Animesh also wrote, “Maybe this time in the afternoon is their time
to play. They are cleaning the street water instead of doing that. No, they are not doing video with any camera. I understand that a strange urge to change life has been created in the children. What the children have done in the center of this revolution, I have never seen such a precedent in this Bangladesh. They are constantly trying to change the world. Whether the water is clean or not, the effort is going on.” Finally, he wrote, “If the black crocodile of politics had really died, we would have found a beautiful world.”