Wishing all Bangladeshi Steemians a Happy Victory Day on the 54th anniversary of independence: Drawing a Victory Day Picture

Hello friends, I hope everyone is well? Alhamdulillah I am fine.

I am @sheikhtuhin From #Bangladesh

Dear friends, I am very sorry, yesterday on Victory Day I was very busy all day and was out of the house, so I could not wish you on Victory Day.Today I wish everyone a Happy Victory Day. On the 54th anniversary of independence, I wish all Bengalis a Happy Victory Day.

We are a nation in the world whose history is very rich, but in the context of present-day Palestine, it was very insignificant.Anyway, today, on the 54th anniversary of independence, I will try to draw something about what it was like on that day of victory in 1971, God willing. I hope you like it and that you like the gift.Let's start without talking.

First let's say what I needed to do this drawing:

• white paper

• Pencil

• Colored pencils

• eraser

• The latest pencil cutter.

We may not know what the days of December 1971 were like, but from various photographs and places, we see several things that were very joyful.At that time, people might have held the national flag high and said with a sigh of relief, "From today on, we have achieved independent sovereignty and a flag."

Maybe the Bengalis weren't so strict that day, maybe they looked at the Pakistani army with forgiveness that day.However, the picture shows the Pakistani occupation forces at the beginning, which is an attempt to mention that they are being held captive. At this moment, I am first trying to draw a picture of a Pakistani army man.Only one person's image is slightly visible.

In the same sequence, within a short period of time, I have beautifully depicted two Pakistani invaders who are being tied up.The time of the ultimate moment of victory, however, is only shown in a fictional way because no one in our generation had the opportunity to see that time with their own eyes.It was possible to portray the two invading forces in a blocked position at this stage.

In the second stage, it is made very clear that two Pakistani invaders have been tied to a tree.Perhaps their situation is so bad that even ordinary people dare to fight with soldiers when they are exposed to the public's anger.

In the same scene, two Mukti Bahini soldiers are beautifully shown pointing their guns to kill the Pak army.How joyful it was at that time, at the moment of victory, those who had spent nine months exploiting the massacre, were rewarded with a final victory.It has been possible to portray the perspective of victory to a large extent here.

In the joy of victory, the people are holding the national flag in their hands and marching in victory processions for an independent sovereign state.Although I wasn't able to see what the victory procession actually looks like, I saw it very beautifully on the 24th, which was organized last July and victory came in August.

People are marching with great joy in their victory procession.At the same time, they are hoisting the national flag pole on the chest of the Pak army, announcing that the country is independent from today.This is what the film depicts, with the flag placed over the corpse and the general public's excitement at the same time.

In this episode, I tried to show that although the common people here are happy, there are some scenes of horror in the villages nearby.Although the burning condition of the village is not well depicted here, it is shown that there is a village nearby and that these events are taking place in a barren land.

It was possible to explain everything beautifully by adding color at the end.Towards the very end, the village is engulfed in flames and the village is reduced to ashes, while the joy of victory is on the other side.It was possible to portray the colors of the national flag beautifully, but perhaps the Mukti Bahini and Pak Bahini could not be portrayed beautifully.

It's basically a drawing I made with my username and a picture taken with it, and everything is finished.The drawing is pretty much finished here and I took a selfie with it later.

I took a selfie with the drawing to show that I did it.And it's a little late in the evening, so it's not getting much clear.Anyway, finally, let us remember the Liberation Army and the freedom fighters whose blood was used to gain our beloved country, our beloved homeland, Bangladesh.At the same time, I would like to warn you that if anyone tries to attack our country, we, the general public, will become the Liberation Army again if necessary, but we will not surrender our homeland to anyone, Insha Allah.