Summary Tuktuki, Halum, and Ikri are playing the game of riding train. Tuktuki is representing a guard, Halum a TT and Ikri the driver. It has been told what these designations have to do. Nayeema's father sent her and her mother a letter from abroad. She also writes a letter back and goes to a post office to send it. She sticks the stamp, writes down the address on the envelope, and posts it. Ikri wants to get a few things that start with letter "daw" from Guni's shop. Guni only manages to find "doi" (yogurt) and "dori" (rope) starting with "daw." Then Ikri says "dokan" (shop starts with a "daw") so she wants to take the shop. Then we see a segment showing girls can ride bicycles too, and they can ride a bicycle to the sea, mountains, and jungles. Later, we learn about the number 17, which is being shown by a sail of the boat. Grandma's story is about a King who used to wonder who'd wake him up if everyone went off to sleep. So he wouldn't sleep. Then Bhuto brought him an alarm clock so that he could wake up. A pair of T-shirts appears. A color tube draws on them to make them different, then the same. A bucket comes in. The T-shirts get washed to be different and same. An iron comes and burn one to make them different. Rridoy visits the American library center with his uncle. When he sees everyone reading books he decides to become a member. He's really happy to have become a member. Halum and Tuktuki goes on a visit there too one day. A song about noses of different size and shapes. Halum has a big one and Shiku's is small. Tuktuki has a narrow one. Rhino's nose is sharp and Lion has a blunt one. Elephant has a long one. Nose is important for breathing.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy