Man Bahadur Rai, who was living in Navjeevan Charitable Society in Takeshwar, turned 103 years old. He looks at the people who come to the ashram every day in a strange way. He is looking for something in the person who comes there. He has been living there for the past 7 years, and he watches people every day hoping that his daughter has come to visit him.

He sits watching to see if his daughter is coming from the street.

Those who awaken love and compassion for the elderly come to meet the elderly in the charitable society, especially on the Mother Aunshi, Kushe Aunshi every year. In that crowd, Man Bahadur is looking for his daughter. He starts the day with happiness in the hope that his daughter will come in the morning. This is his daily life.

'My ears don't feel much, I don't feel numb but my eyes can see well. I wonder if my daughter will come and tell me if she will go back. That's why I look at my daughter in the crowd that comes here to visit,' he tells his grief.

Man Bahadur did not remember his daughter in the hope that his daughter would take him home. Having lost his wife and other children many years ago, he has only one daughter in his family, for whom he continues to wait every day.

thinking that she did not come to visit after suffering  He wandered several times looking for his daughter's house from the ashram with the old age allowance he had saved to give to his daughter. But he neither met his daughter nor his daughter's house. He has no hurt towards his daughter. Man Bahadur always wants her daughter to be happy no matter what she is.

Man Bahadur is confident that his daughter will come to visit Kusheaunshi this time. "As before, it seems that Yopali will definitely come, she used to come," he said.

Sakil who is ignorant of everything is in the same institution. No one knows anything about his name, house, family. The name 'Sakil' has been given by the organization. He can't walk or talk. According to the organization, he is about 50 years old and walks in a wheelchair.

Says Durganath Dahal, president of Navajeevan Philanthropy Society, who breaks down and cries every festival. He says, 'Sakil, who looks very happy at other times, looks sad when the festival comes. Nor can we say that we understand what he said. But when you see that they are broken on Dasain, Tihar, Kushe Aunshi, it seems that they have a family. Otherwise, if I had a family, we would have guessed that we would have been together during the festival, but we cannot understand.'

Sundar Kumar Bishta is also waiting for his children. Born in Bhojpur, he has been living in Himalaya Vriddhaashram for about 5 years. Sundar turned 90 years old.

It has been 26 years since he was separated from his family who left home because they could not bear the loss of their son.

Unable to accept the death of his child, Sundar is still being scolded every now and then. 'My wife passed away a few years ago, I accept that. But it's been a few years since my son passed away. That wound hurts every day. I see him calling me even in my dreams. Why can't I accept that he is not there,' he said, wiping away the tears that flowed while narrating.