Thiruvananthapuram: Let’s meet a man who has been selling flowers at the Ullur crossroads for the past 35 years. Vatsala, a native of Plavila, sells flowers on the side of the medical shop, and there is no one to help. If it rains, sell flowers under umbrellas. The umbrella itself is also used to protect against the strong sun. Vatsala’s life story is like this…
All three sons of Vatsala are government officials. It was from this flower trade that I raised my children, educated them and got a job. That is why, despite her age, Mitra is not ready to give up this job. Despite her illness, Vatsala is busy with her work. Her husband Shanmukhan died 22 years ago.
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They give flowers to nearby temples. This mom has everything she needs for a small business, starting with jasmine, marigold and marigold. During the covid period, he did not come to business for six months. Except for that period, Vatsala has not interrupted his career in the last three and a half decades. After all these years, why isn’t the flower shop run like a small business, the answer is just a small smile.
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It is on one side of the medical shop. When you come here and do business, you feel a lot of energy. He also talks to people walking along the road as he trades at a three-way intersection. Vatsala says there are people who come regularly to buy jasmine flowers, marigolds and flowers. I don’t know if I can do this work for much longer. He replied with a smile to us that he was tired of life. Vatsala’s next doubt after seeing the picture being taken. Can’t people see this? Is it giving news? Vatsala said she was happy for the answer as they shook hands and parted.
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