Omen

Ramaiah was superstitious, believing deeply in omens. A single sneeze made him reconsider his day, until he encountered his neighbor, Krishna Sastri, who seemed unfazed. Little did he know, Sastri’s own encounter would turn out to be far from fortunate—a lesson learned about the unpredictability of omens.

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Who Was Wrong?

In the kingdom of Sivapuri, a scholar named Sivananda admired the works of local poets, while the arrogant poet laureate, Achuthananda, dismissed them. Their conflicting views come to a head when the king intervenes, leading both men to confront their misconceptions about each other. Discover how a simple conversation reveals deeper truths about knowledge and respect.

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No One the Loser

When a man suffers a loss after tripping on the road, bystanders gather to help him out. However, the man reveals an unexpected twist: he hasn’t truly lost anything after all. This story explores themes of kindness, perception, and perspective.

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The Court Dancer

In the neighboring kingdoms of Salwa and Malwa, a court dancer named Vasantasena finds herself in peril after a successful performance in Malwa. Captured by robbers on her return journey, she must navigate the challenges of proving her identity and talent in a world where she is seen as merely a captive. Will her skills save her and her maids from their captors?

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The Last Resort

In a tale of friendship and the small annoyances of life, Madhav seeks to share his love for framed deity pictures with his friend Narayan. Their quest for a simple hammer becomes a humorous reflection on community and generosity.

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Fried or Boiled

In a mental hospital’s waiting room, Gopal encounters a man whose unsettling story raises questions about perception and reality. Their unconventional conversation leads to a surprising inquiry, revealing a deeper layer of the man’s experience. What could his question about preferences truly signify?

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Confirmation of Age

Wealthy Dorairaj seeks a diligent cowherd to manage his cattle, but when a candidate arrives, doubts arise about his age and capabilities. As the two men engage in an unusual conversation about rats and salt, it becomes clear that first impressions can be misleading.

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A Free Puff

In a village, the miserly moneylender Bhairav values his wealth above all else. His encounter with a cobbler named Chellayya highlights his frugal nature, revealing the complexities of his character. As he seeks a simple favor, we see the layers of pride and indifference that define him.

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The Clever Deaf Man

In the village of Sirohi, a clever deaf man named Sahadev impresses the local Zamindar with his quick wit during a job interview. Despite his inability to hear, he cleverly interprets the Zamindar’s questions and provides answers that leave everyone astonished. This lighthearted story highlights the power of resourcefulness and intelligence, even in challenging circumstances.

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No Instant Remedy

Baidyanath was a respected physician known for his effective treatments. However, his apprentice, Jagdish, learned a crucial lesson when he tried to apply a seemingly simple remedy. What followed was a humorous encounter that taught him the importance of careful diagnosis.

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