Betterlife The Diary Game Mela Of My Neighbor's Tomb Sumandri Peer 🕌🕍 03 June 2026

Assalamu Alaikum!

@shahbazsial

How are all my Steemit friends? I hope you are all fine by the grace of Allah. I am also fine, thank God. Well, today I am sharing a diary game with you all about a famous festival held in my village, Darbar Samundri Peer. This festival consists of three days, in which the first day is bull racing, the second day is horse dancing and kabaddi, and the third day is kabaddi again. I also went to this festival. I am fond of kabaddi, so I also went to watch kabaddi. So, in today's diary game, I am sharing some pictures of the festival and some discussions on these pictures. And I hope that you all will like my today's diary game very much.

The first thing I saw while entering the festival was a vehicle for cold water for children, which included ice, Coca-Cola, lemonade, and colored syrup. There was a recording in the vehicle in which he was saying that a small glass costs 30 rupees and a large glass costs 40 rupees, and at the same time he was saying, "Look at your village, a cold syrup seller has arrived." He was saying all this in the recording. Children and adults were gathering around this vehicle and were drinking syrup with great pleasure because it is summer and this syrup is very popular with children and adults. At the same time, they were drinking syrup and enjoying the rest of the festival.

When he moved forward, a boy took a black horse and rode it and entered the fair. The horse was very beautiful, powerful and attracting people with its sound. The polar bear was riding it with great pleasure because the horse is a very beautiful and loyal animal. It is used for riding, dancing, spear throwing, etc. So when I saw this horse, I could not leave it. I took some beautiful pictures of it, which I have started sharing below and I hope you will like those pictures very much. And at the same time, a white horse also entered the ground and when the two horses saw each other, they started running towards each other in joy and anger. The horsemen had great difficulty in controlling them and tried to take them away from each other, and the spectators and riders were all attracted to them.

The joy of the festival always comes from the children. When I grew up, there was a swing for the children on which five to six different things were hanging from a chain, on which the children used to sit and swing in a circle. That swing is a very favorite thing for the children. At first, the children sit on it happily, but when that swing moves, later they start crying because when the swing rotates and the children become uncontrollable, due to which they start crying. The children who take the swing once do not even pass near it a second time, but there are some swings in which the children sit comfortably and swing. And those swings provide full support and convenience for the children and there is no risk of the children falling from there.

When I moved forward, many people were gathered in a very large circle and they were enjoying the festival with great joy. Before, many people had gathered and the group was growing more and more because the Kabaddi show was about to start. In this wait, people were waiting for the Kabaddi players. And those who had reached there were calling the people in the houses behind and telling them that the Kabaddi players were coming. Try to reach the festival as soon as possible. People were waiting for the Kabaddi players with great joy and joy and were very excited to welcome them happily.

The hours of waiting were over. The Kabaddi players had reached the ground. There were two types of Kabaddi. One is called circle Kabaddi. In it, four players are catchers and one player is the one who touches one of these four players and runs away. This type of Kabaddi is called circle Kabaddi. In it, most of the players were young players who were very young. All of them were between the ages of 20 and 28. This Kabaddi is also very popular because it is a Kabaddi played at the international level. The other is Kabaddi, which has only two players who are from opposing teams, one is a runner and the other is a catcher. In it, there is a lot of beating by the players and this Kabaddi is called licking Kabaddi. The players of both types of Kabaddi had reached the ground and after a short time, Kabaddi was to start.

First, the circle kabaddi started, in which four players catch one player and the player on the other side touches one of the four and runs towards his goal. About 15 matches were played in this kabaddi and most of the matches were won by the catching team. The players from both sides who had to catch almost always won. Out of these, there were few matches in which the runner ran away.

Then another type of Kabaddi started in which there are only two players, one is the runner and the other is the catcher. In this game, the players beat each other up. A famous player from our area, named Dr. Waheed Bijli, is nicknamed Bijli because he catches players like lightning and throws them away. That player had also come to this festival and all the cricket fans were very eager to see him. When he started playing, people shouted slogans and started saying Bijli Bijli. That player is a famous player from our area and he goes to play far and wide. He is a national player and he has also prepared his son for Kabaddi, whose name is Farooq. He also plays like his father.

I enjoyed watching Kabaddi and especially I was going to watch the electricity competition. He played with the players of Lahore. When the Kabaddi show ended, all the players found Bhangra on the tool. They danced and danced.

When all these shows were over, at the end we wanted to buy jalebis and toys for the children. There was only one shop that made jalebis and there was a huge rush at this shop because all the festival fans were gathered at this one shop. When the rush subsided a bit, we also approached him and asked him the price of jalebis. He told us the rate of 400 rupees per kilo. We asked him to equip us with something. He did not equip us at all, so we bought two kilos of jalebis at the same rate of 400 and bought some toys for the children.

We took jalebis and took the children with us and came home. After reaching home, we ate jalebis with tea and enjoyed ourselves. This was my diary game today in which I have shared some pictures of the fair and some discussion in Urdu. Fairs are social festivals which are organized for the purpose of socializing, love and sharing each other's joys and sorrows. People from different areas gather on this day and share their joys and sorrows.

Best regards

@shahbazsial

Allah Hafiz 👍