In a room with a source of light, there is a magical painting that can only be viewed when a person is directly in front of it and nobody else is looking at it. If Sunita enters the room and stands in front of the painting, she can see the image it holds. However, as soon as Kabir walks into the room and tries to look at the painting from an angle, the image disappears not just for him, but also for Sunita. What should Kabir do to see the painting, and what will Sunita see as a result?

Respond very briefly.
For Kabir to view the painting, he needs to ensure that he is directly in front of the painting without anyone else, including Sunita, looking at it. Therefore, Kabir must wait for Sunita to stop looking at the painting before he positions himself directly in front of it. Once Kabir is in the correct position and is the only person looking at the painting, the image will become visible to him. During this time, since Sunita is no longer directly in front or is refraining from looking at the painting, she will not be able to see the image. The only way for both Sunita and Kabir to view the painting would be to take turns being directly in front of it while the other person averts their gaze.