Summary Ikri is going to write a letter to Polash and Asha is helping her. Ikri has a lot to to know from Polash. Is there a Banyan Tree at Polash's school, is there a field? What does he do in the evenings? Can he see the moon in the sky at night? Can he hear Sherali's calls, etc.? After being done writing the letter, Asha puts it in an envelope, writes down the address, seals it then hands it to Ikri. Then they go to the postbox and Ikri slips the letter in. The schoolchildren are going to draw graffiti with brushes, color and paint. They're drawing rivers, fields and vibrant kites. All of Thandu Mia's favorite things start with the Bengali letter "Thha". That's why he is in love with "Thha". Even his name starts with the letter "Thha". He even loves reciting poems with a lot of "Thha". Tribal children are having a lot of fun playing the game of spinning plates on fingers. They teach the new boy how to play the game. After several attempts, when the new boy finally gets the hang of the game, he is really happy.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy