PART 1 · LESSON 7 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Sheikh Chilli's Pot of Oil
Saturday at the club, Verma ji telling Sheikh Chilli and Noah telling it back with the little words: the daydreamer is carrying a pot of oil to the market, well then off he goes, I'll sell the oil and buy a hen, then a goat, so the thing is the goat turns into a wedding isn't that so, the son climbs a tree and his father shouts, he shakes his head goodness, the pot falls and the oil's in the dust, meaning the dream's over, that's called cooking imaginary pulao.
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THE STORY
Upstairs at the bookshop-cafe in Hauz Khas Village, Saturday at six, Verma ji telling a tale of Sheikh Chilli, the daydreamer of Delhi's tales, and Noah telling it back; Noah and Verma ji say the polite you to each other, and Kavita ji says the familiar you to Noah.
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