Meeting Zahan-uman

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Zahan,  a cute little boy in grade 2 studies in UK, was on his vacation with his parents. I met him as a co-passnger with his dad Neville,  an ecologist. Initially like any child he was also bit shy to gel with people in the traveling. But to the instant of our interaction having known his interest in reading out Ramayana and Hanuman stories. Gradually he came near to me and his interest thru hand trying to curl my both end of my maustache with a cute smile "am i ravana or rama...no ravana..hahaha ok. Neville reads for him the illustrated story book Hanumanji by amar chita katha. He is fan of lord hanumanji and his character. I was more than happier hearing that he likes my God. By the time he was about to get down in his station Panvel where his granny stays, he became so friendly. He deserves a kite! Yes next... sooon. 

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