Summary On a storytelling program, Ikri, Tuktuki, Shiku and Halum continue weaving a story initiated by grandma. But all disagreed on the ending made by Halum. They all suggested different ending for the same story. Dhola is a domestic calf. Everyone in the house loves Dhola. Dhola plays with the children, and goes grazing in the pastures. He also watches the older cows helping in ploughing, and imagines he'd have to do the same when he grows up. Then we learn about the letter "donot sha" with porcupine. Afterwards, we count to either with fish. Gaanwala is high official. Bhuto is a secretary. Gaanwala teaches Bhuto the polite way to ask to enter his room, "May I come in, Sir?" Nawme, a little girl has come to her dance school where she has many friends. They all are prepared with traditional dance costumes. Their teacher instructs them for dancing. They all start dancing with a folk song played on a cassette player. Ikri has learned a new word, 'cooperation'. But she doesn't know what exactly it is. Then Halum explains it to her in a song.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy