Nilufar Rukhillayeva’s Story

     I do not hide that the works that are usually presented in the field of science are not acceptable to me, and in many cases to the audience. But the story I read last time kept me awake for a week. A life turned into a mirage, a father’s prayer and a peaceful death… The story that embodied four works from my imagination and gave me strength when rereading those four works was the story “Mirage” by Said Ahmad. At first, in my heart About the work of “screamed”: “An example of a father’s curse is an arrow – it hits the target not in the hereafter, but in this world itself.” Yes, that same “bullet” did not miss. Kimsanboy, who actually forgot who he was, was hit by that “bullet”. It is natural for the reader who has read this story to ask where did the learned scholar Olimjon make a mistake, such an educated person. I found it permissible to answer these questions with four works. Let’s take Abdulla Qahhor’s story “The Patient”, just as the patient is not Sotiboldi’s wife, the culprit is not Olimjon, but the whole society. The real tragedy started when Kimsanboy was called to the principal’s office at the school. The director’s indifference, the father’s indifference to his son, the silent observation of the family even when Kimsanboy was presented with a gold watch during the proceedings… There are many reasons for the tragedy. When we say “Pavlik Marozov”, first of all, “Ice cream” comes from the storehouse of our imagination. Simile, as an assistant in his father’s imprisonment, as a witness to his father’s crime, is presented in both works.

    He was cursed by his father, he was the only son of a family who did not think about his father and mother and only put his own interests first, the son of a very humble and popular man, read this story It is natural that he reminds us of “Horizon” during the festival. The similarities between the characters of Tursunboy and Kimsanboy can give the reader the power of two works at the same time. Of course, it is difficult to say that this story, which requires a lot of effort to read, does not remind us of the “apostate” Boriboi. A Muslim boy forgot his identity in “Karakoz Majnun” and “Sarab”… It seemed to Kimsanboy that Akbarali’s character, a “fragile leaf” of a strong tree, had changed. The reader can see the life-long irresponsibility of the character in “Plane” in this work. Both of them make a mistake of life, a mistake of fate, and betray the soul given by the Creator.