The fish market comes alive with light and darkness as evening falls

The streets or big markets of our city take on a different look as dusk falls, removing the fatigue of the day. And the most vibrant part of that look can be seen in the night fish market. As the sun sets, when the hustle and bustle around calms down a bit, the real activity of this market begins in grandeur. The bright red and yellow lights fill the surroundings with a magical and warm atmosphere.

Fresh fish are arranged in rows on each stall and floor of the market. When the warm reddish light of the lights reflects on the scales and silvery bodies of the wet young fish, a wonderful scene is created. There are fresh rui, katla, mrigel and various types of local river fish. The sellers display the fish with great care so that they easily catch the attention of the buyers.

The skill of cutting fish is one of the attractive aspects of this market. A seller works with a very skillful hand with a knife or a knife. The sight of fish being gutted, gutted and cut into beautiful pieces in a flash under the harsh light is truly beautiful. This manual work, practiced for years, has become a simple habit in their daily lives. Cutting the fish in the blink of an eye and putting it in a polythene or bag reminds them of their long-standing experience.

The atmosphere of the evening fish market is not limited to buying and selling, but is associated with the emotions and life of many people. There are all kinds of bargaining, laughter and small chatter between buyers and sellers. On the way home after a busy day, householders come to buy their favorite fresh fish. Altogether, the magical atmosphere of the red light, the silvery glint of the fish and the hustle and bustle of busy people create an ever-familiar, strange and beautiful life story. This is not just a market, but a piece of our culture and daily life, a pure folk form.