Television entertains all. It always has something amusing in store for its lovers of all age groups. Smiling faces on the TV screens engage us unconditionally. The reality of working in the television industry is long, tedious hours. They have to spend long hours in the shooting location. One such entertaining and famous face of television was Nimmo. The cute twelve-year-old boy became extremely popular in no time. He was highly appreciated for his performance as an angel in a TV show. Nimmo enjoyed his newly found stardom, but he missed playing with friends.
Nimmo was a talented student who managed his work and studies with ease. His mother helped him manage and plan his routine. Nimmo, too, understood the importance of the rare and fabulous opportunity that had been bestowed upon him. But he wanted to enjoy a normal childhood. He tried to concentrate on his studies, too.
His father disapproved of Nimmo entering the entertainment industry so early. His father was an engineer, and he wanted Nimmo to be an engineer, too. Actually, his father was very liberal. He wanted him to study and enjoy his childhood like a normal boy. He wanted him to decide his career choice rather than having his mother choose it for him.
But his mother was hellbent to make Nimmo a superstar.
‘Dad, I want to play with my friends,’ said Nimmo.
Seeing Nimmo missing his friends, he quickly arranged for them to visit his place. Nimmo played with them. Seeing him smile, his mother realized Nimmo loves being with his friends and enjoys school life more. She called the TV show producers and told them about their decision to quit the show.
Nimmo’s father was incredibly proud of his wife for accepting her mistake and amending it rightly.
The next morning, when Nimmo heard about his mother’s decision to quit the show, he felt significantly hurt. His father and mother thought he would be happy, but Nimmo looked sad. When his father asked him about his sadness, he said, "I enjoy being on set, performing my role."
His father was completely surprised to hear this. He said, "When I saw you playing with your friends, I thought you were missing them."
"I do miss them, but I also love my work," said Nimmo.
His father, too, accepted his mistake.
Just because you love one thing doesn’t mean you can’t love another.
Nimmo’s mother and father understood his love for acting. They called the show’s producer and informed them about Nimmo’s decision. Nimmo enjoyed his acting stint while simultaneously concentrating on his studies. He enjoyed his free time with his family and friends. His parents supported him in making decisions.
Nimmo’s parents were incredibly proud of him. Nimmo was clear that he wanted to be a superstar. He was lucky to have found his passion. He, too, was incredibly proud of having parents like them, and he loved them dearly.
Moral of the story- Never shy away from accepting mistakes.
Happy reading!
Check out Nisha B Thakur's highly appreciated novel, The Unexpected Trail.
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