English Version:
As Sulata's paintings began to feature in major exhibitions, her fame grew rapidly. However, this success didn't make her arrogant; instead, it made her more disciplined. She developed a strict time-management routine. While the world slept in the early hours of the dawn, she dedicated that quiet time to her creativity. The rest of the day was devoted to her family.
She no longer viewed household chores as a "burden" but accepted them gracefully as a part of her life. Seeing her transformation, her family members also began to step up and help with the chores. Sulata eventually opened a small art school where she taught underprivileged girls for free. This initiative brought her national recognition. Sulata proved that a woman can manage her home and still shine as a North Star in the sky of her dreams.