"They love it there, I think because it gets just the right amount of afternoon light, Pavale says. They often nap together, especially when the weather is calm. Kalya the black cat, who was four at the time, is a little reserved, but incredibly affectionate when he trusts you. The lighter one, Mani, was two. She's playful and a bit mischievous. Despite the age gap, and the fact that they're not littermates, they've formed a really strong bond."
"Pavale reached for his phone when he spotted them, noting the way the light helped bring out the contrasting tones of their fur. He moved quietly and slowly, and they stayed snuggled up. I think they were too comfortable to care. Afterwards, Pavale sat nearby for a while, watching them sleep. It was a peaceful, grounding moment, he says. It served as a reminder of the quiet beauty in everyday life,"
Sagar Pavale lives in Bengaluru and keeps two cats, Kalya and Mani, who favor a couch near a window for afternoon sun. Kalya, a four-year-old black cat, is reserved but affectionate when he trusts people; Mani, a two-year-old lighter cat, is playful and mischievous. The pair often nap together in calm weather, groom, chase and cuddle, with Kalya showing protective, big-brother behavior. Pavale photographed them in the warm light and then sat watching them sleep. The scene created a peaceful, grounding moment that exemplifies quiet beauty, comfort, and real companionship in small everyday gestures.
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