Isaac Newton was the one who discovered the great fact that the apple fell from the moon instead of going up because of the earth's gravity, and the British government honored him with the title of Sir for this discovery. Since then he has been called 'Sir Isaac Newton'

He was the greatest scientific genius of his time. He who is not proud of himself is the one who hates the praises of the humble. It was because of these rare qualities that his body was buried in the famous churchyard of Westminster Abbey in London after his death.
Not all Englishmen have the honor of being buried in Westminster Abbey. Such an honor can only be given to kings who have ruled well, who are great geniuses and great sages. Sir Isaac Newton also received such an honour

When he was alive, a woman once met him and was impressed by his intelligence

He started talking about hard work and praise. It was very difficult for him to hear that praise

Immediately he looked at the lady and said, Mother! I am like a child picking up small pebbles on the shore of the great ocean of truth. Do not vainly praise me as a great genius. "I am not close to that," he said
The lady stopped mesmerized hearing his words that came from his true heart.

Once Kalaiwanar N. S. The movie 'Nalla Thambi' starring Krishnan was happening outside in a field outside

A lot of supporting actors came to act in the film. Among them was a woman and her infant child.

The time when the shoot was going on, it was sunny. It was a clearing full of fields and there was not even a tree to stand by

Kalaivanara alone was sitting under the shade of a colored umbrella. He uses that umbrella only during outdoor shootings
Someone was holding the umbrella and sitting in its shade, Kalaiwana saw the woman and her infant suffering from the heat of the sun.

Distraught, he suddenly got up and went near the woman

“Hindangamma! You two stand in the shade of that umbrella and I will stand there," he said outside

“Oh! Don't, sir!” The lady refused saying that

Kalaivanar did not listen. To the umbrella holder

He called them and made them hold umbrellas and stood in the sun only during the shooting and they stayed in the sun during the rest time.
They have come.

Kalaiwanar was paid Rs. 25 had just spoken. But finally he ordered to pay 100 rupees

NSKrishnan, an artist, lived as a gift