Nerikshana

Nerikshana

The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.

            -Ralph waldo

 

Once there is a family how are living happily with their daughter and they feel their daughter was everything to them. Once they went for an vacation for an island. While returning the girl is missing. The girl left in the island which is dangerous. She will have a little amount of food and here drawing book , she will find some beer bottles over the island and she will start writing ‘help’, and sending through that sea. A lot of people noticed that even though they see that paper and understood the situation of a human no one reacted , even her parents searched for her and lost hopes. Finally a man read that and he will find her with help of police but when they went to see her she passed away in the poster of written letter and asking again for help. This is the story called ‘Nerikshana'.

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