Summary Halum is drawing a picture. Date tree, people wearing gloves trying to light a fire. Misty atmosphere. A beautiful picture. Halum thinks the picture is portraying summer. Shiku explains to Halum that it's a picture of winter because its misty in winter and that's also when people wearing gloves try to light fire. Date fruits ripen during winter as well. Foreign birds, from distant lands, have migrated to our country. They'll return to their homelands once winter is over. The lake is filled with guest birds. How beautiful it is to behold them. Two letters are needed to write 'Bok'( crane). Ikri talks to the crane and asks it to fly to her. But Shiku explains to Ikri that it isn't a real crane therefore it can't fly. Badshah is plucking lilies from the pond along with his mother. He sells these flowers in the market and with the money earned, his mother buys him a pen and a copy ad some chocolates. Bhuto and Ganwala want to fly a kite but even after several attempts they fail to fly it. They call Konka. Konka says that there is no wind. The wind has to blow in order for the kite to fly. They try to create a wind with a hand fan but the kite doesn't fly. Finally, Bhuto blows a wind through magic and due to this wind, the kite flies, hair blows and saris fly. Halum is singing a song about the six seasons. Every season has a distinctive feature but the most fascinating thing is that fish is available during all the six seasons. Hence Halum is appeased after having fish.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy