Boli Khela

Boli Khela is a game that people in Bangladesh play during the harvest season. It's like a big competition between two teams of farmers, and the goal is to win.

Each team has a captain, who chooses the strongest and bravest players to be on their team. The teams take turns throwing a big heavy ball called a boli. The boli is made of bamboo and covered in leather, so it's very heavy and hard to throw.

When it's your turn to throw the boli, you have to throw it as far as you can. The other team has to try to catch it before it hits the ground. If they catch it, they get to throw it next. If they don't catch it, your team gets a point.

The game can go on for a long time, with the teams taking turns throwing and catching the boli. It's a lot of fun to watch, but it can also be dangerous because the boli is so heavy. That's why the players have to be really strong and brave.

Boli Khela is a tradition that has been around for hundreds of years in Bangladesh, and it's still played today. It's a great way for farmers to show off their strength and teamwork, and to celebrate a successful harvest season.