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Sentila, a young girl, dreams of becoming a pot maker like her mother and grandmother. But her mother Arenla wants her to become a weaver instead.
Pot maker banna chahti hai Sentila, lekin uski maa Arenla chahti hai ki woh weaver bane.
Sentila secretly visits expert potters to learn the skill. She stays quiet at home because she overheard her mother complaining about how hard and low-paying pot making is.
Sentila chupke se potters ke paas seekhne jaati hai, kyunki usne maa ko pot making ke baare mein complain karte sunaa tha.
The village gossips about why Arenla refuses to teach her own daughter. The village council calls Sentila’s father Mesoba to explain.
Gaon walon ko shaq hota hai, council Sentila ke father Mesoba ko bulaakar poochti hai.
The council warns that the skill is the tradition of the whole community, so experts must pass it on to anyone who wants to learn, not just their own children.
Council kehti hai ki yeh skill poore community ki hai, isliye sabko sikhaana zaroori hai.
The next year Arenla finally teaches Sentila. But even after a year of training, Sentila cannot shape a single pot properly.
Arenla sikhaati hai, par ek saal baad bhi Sentila ek bhi pot theek se nahi bana paati.
At the dormitory, a kind widow named Onula teaches Sentila with confidence and tells her to watch her mother shaping the mouth of the pot.
Dormitory mein Onula naam ki ek kind widow Sentila ko confidence ke saath sikhaati hai.
One day Arenla leaves Sentila alone to work. Suddenly the skill flows through her and she makes a full batch of beautiful pots, just one less than her mother’s.
Ek din akele kaam karte hue achaanak Sentila ke haath chal padte hain, woh poori batch bana deti hai.
Sentila finds her mother dead. Onula sees two perfect rows of pots in the shed and realises a new pot maker has been born.
Sentila ko maa mari hui milti hai. Onula do rows pots dekhkar samajh jaati hai ki ek naya pot maker paida ho gaya.