About the komal
This is the story of a girl living in a normal house.
His name was Komal Shah, he loved to dream and worked hard to achieve it.
Let’s start this story from childhood.
He was born in a normal family; his mother’s name was Dixita Shah and his father’s name was Dalpat Shah.
Those people always wanted a boy, because he would carry forward the generation of the family and serve them in old age.
But their first child was a girl, named Komal Shah, they considered the girl a burden, they were happy but not so much, they had a girl again, they named her Vanita Shah, they prayed to God that now God Give them a boy.
His family members started taunting him that if she does not have a boy now, they will get Dalpat Shah remarried.
After hearing this, Dixita Shah cried a lot and cursed herself that she is not able to give a boy to the family and if the boy does not happen then they will get her husband remarried.
Finally, God listened to him and they had a son, they named him Ranjit Shah, all were very happy, brothers and sisters grew up together,
Komal was the eldest of them all, now she is 10 years old, she is starting to realize that only her brother is important in her house, she and her sister are not important.
Both of them used to hear the same thing every time that they will get married and those people will go away, they are like a burden, if they do not learn to work properly then they will complain.
Always a dreamer, Komal was always sad to hear this and always complained to God that being a girl is a crime.
Komal was very good in study. He was very fond of doing new things.
Komal loved to see and learn new things, she was always eager to learn new things.
Komal had dreamed of becoming a scientist from an early age as she had to invent new things and bring glory to his mother and father.
Komal was always happy in small things, she herself used to dream and advise others to dream and work hard to fulfil them.
She used to make something new every time and show it to everyone, but no one gave mercy to her and advised to leave it saying all this is nonsense, and asked to give mercy to the work of the house.
After hearing all this, she was always sad and told herself that she was always doing well and was proud of herself, and one day the family would be proud of her too.
She loved talking to herself more than anyone else because no one else understood her, she only understood herself.
