No Retirement

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 April 06, 2017
Work is worship for the few people. Age no bar, No tiredness, Only one thing is visible for them is, family responsibilities, No demand for luxurious life only need to be fulfilled. To fulfil a family need, We will do hard work, hard work, and only hard work. They don't want to retire from their work or Their work never allowed to forget their family responsibilities. In some families, 80 years old man still works (handwork) Anybody can see the wrinkles of hard work on their faces. They are not able to talk but their shaking hand continuously works.

People really work hard and they don't demand big from life. They don't complain to God. That's the great thing I observed in this kind of person. They always keep on working in any situation whether it is good bad or worst. The only aim is "To work" and get the sale of their products, services, etc. They do not work only in the home shelter but they keep moving in different cities along with all business, products, advertising banners, cooking arrangement, etc
Display their products in fares, exhibition, etc

The only demand is "Kitchen must run" The most important thing, "They are always happy" Hats off to them.

Photographer & Blogger Prasenjeet Gautam (www.prasenjeetgautam.com) has captured the above image of the old man, Surajkund International Craft fair- Faridabad, INDIA

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