Patol Babu was a multifaceted character. He had his moments of joy and peace when he was in Kanchrapara. He was in great demand as a stage actor and played a leading role in ‘Jatras’, theatricals and local plays. People used to buy tickets only to see him. He was lucky to get a clerical job with Hudson and Kimberley with enhanced pay. He also got a flat for the family. After nine years of service he was retrenched due to the war. He had to struggle to earn a living. He opened a variety store but did not achieve any success. He got a job in a Bengali firm but had to resign it due to the behaviour of his boss. He remained an Insurance Agent for 10 years. Patol Babu tried every means of livelihood without succeeding in improving his lot. But he was a fighter. He never gave up. At the age of 52, his neighbour offered him a small role of a short-tempered pedestrian. He was disgusted to know that he was to utter only one monosyllabic word ‘Oh’ in the scene. He felt that they were trying to pull his leg, but he remembered the priceless words of his Guru. Even a small job if done with perfection and dedication can bring intense satisfaction to the man who performs it. So, he put all his skill and imagination in that one single shot. He gives an important message that money is insignificant against the intense satisfaction an artist gets after doing his job with dedication and perfection and a true actor can leave his mark even in a small role if performed properly.