What if a massive idol of Goddess Kali could not be lifted by 50 strong men, yet became easy to carry after one small change? A fascinating local legend from Shantipur, West Bengal, tells a story just like this. It revolves around Maa Bama Kali, a form of the Goddess worshipped with a distinctive iconography. According to the tale, a sculptor's decision to change the traditional position of the Goddess's feet led to an unexpected problem during immersion. What happened next became a lesson in faith, humility and respect for tradition.
