King Krishnachandra of Nadia (1810-63) was a powerful figure in Bengal. According to scholars, Gopal Bhar was one of the many gems of his meeting. Although the scholars have not come to a definite conclusion in this regard, the majority is in favor of this view. As Ajit Kumar Ghosh wrote in his book on humor in Bengali literature , 'Gopal Rasik-Churamani was a clown in the royal court of Maharaja Krishnachandra Roy.' However, as soon as he says Gopal Bhar, a Golgal character floats in front of our eyes. And his story? There is someone who has not heard! Let's read Gopal Bhar's story again ...
It is better to float it in water
One of his acquaintances met Gopal on the street. There was another man with that man.
He went to introduce her to Gopal and said, 'Do you know this gentleman? His name is Vidyacharan Pandit. Absolutely a ship of knowledge. Not as stupid as you. '
Gopal was not disturbed at all. Quite calmly said, 'Why did you leave Vidya's ship on the road? It is better to float it in water. '
Gulbaj and Gopal
There are not many people in the country and abroad! One's nature was to die empty.
One day he said to Gopal, 'Gopal, I haven't caught a rui fish from the pond today, you can't tell its size by hand.'
Gopal knew the man very well. So I just smiled a little without saying anything else.
Seeing Gopal smiling, the man said, 'Don't believe me!'
Gopal said, 'Can I disbelieve when you say that? I would rather disbelieve when I saw it with my own eyes. '
Gulbaj and Gopal
