Summary Ikri wants Shiku to guess what she holds behind her. She gives three clues one by one; it's a fruit, it's yellow and makes sounds. Shiku fails repeatedly. Ikri shows her doll, Timtim, wearing a ripe banana skin that makes noise. Jishan and his sister make a card for their mom for mother's day. They put prints of flower petals on the card. Tuktuki explains the designs on her traditional decorated blanket, Nakshi Kantha. The blanket becomes animated. Gunimoyra brings a basket full of toys for everyone. All the toys in the basket have an 'Anusshor' (letters "ng") in them. For instance Chingri (prawn), Angti (ring), Shingho (lion), etc. The boatman rows the boat with his children aboard. He asks them to help to set the sail. When he raises the sail, the number 11 was seen printed on the sail. Children recognize it. Children on other boat and the shore also recognize it. Konka sends a letter to Bhuto asking him to look for Konka. Konka gives a few clues in the letter. If they stick to the clues they'd be able to find Konka. Bhuto follows the clues and finally finds Konka. Mila has a lot of pigeons. One of the pigeons is called Raza. Raza is her favorite. She is friends with Raza. It's a story about how she takes care of Raza. Then the gang sings a song on trees.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy