Summary Ikri wants to play with her favorite friend who has a tail. Halum guesses Shiku. Ikri gives clue that it is tall. Halum guesses Gunimoyra but he has no tail. Ikri's next clue- he likes to eat fish. Halum finds it is himself. A group of children are running in to play together. The song depicts a immediate call for playing joyfully. The children play the blindman's buff and other rural games joyfully. They sing and have fun. A big elephant comes in. Next a bigger one comes and at last the biggest. They approach to a river. The biggest elephant dip into the river. Other elephants ride on the back of the biggest elephant and start crossing the river. Ikri plans not to respond until Halum calls her 16 times. Halum calls her in all different ways and tones for 16 times. Ikri comes out holding the number 16. Halum got tired and slept. Teaching letter "murdhanno na". Dipto helps her father work around the house on his day off before her mother gets home. They cook dinner and eat as a family. Finally, they practice together and make a song, and then they perform it for everyone in Sisimpur. Everyone loves it and cheers for them.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy