Ding.

- 'You are old now! Your teeth are also rotten and the power is reduced! From now on I am the king of this jungle! You rest now.'

- Kirit Goswami

A monkey once held a meeting. All the animals and birds of the forest appeared under one great leader. Sitting on a high seat in front of everyone, the wild monkey started criticizing all the animals and birds.

Say to Sassabhai - 'Tara Kan To Jo! What a long-long! So how ugly you look!'

Tell the crow- 'You are black in color and your voice is very bad! No one likes your color or your voice!'

Say to the squirrel - 'You are completely powerless. Not even a yellow leaf can break from you!'

Looking in front of the saber, Khi-Khi smiles and says- 'Your horns are so crooked!'

Tell the little mouse - 'You lose everywhere! A small creature like you should be satisfied with the price.'

Say to the heron - 'You are hairy, but the curves of your limbs are not good at all!'

Say to elephant - 'You are too fat! Even if you want to eat, you can't even run!'

Say to the lion - 'You are old now! Your teeth are also rotten and the power is reduced! From now on I am the king of this jungle! You rest now.'

Hearing all these comments of Vanu Bandara, all the animals and birds started looking at each other. Before anyone could answer or argue, the elder Vanu, who was listening intently to all this, laughed at the monkey. Vanu was surprised to see him smiling like this. He asked Vadla- 'Are you laughing like this? Any reason? Any argument? Do you find me laughing?'

'Yes,' said Vadla.

'Why? What have I said wrong? How smart I am! Look, it's true! Is there anyone else like me in this forest, who can match me?' asked the wild monkey.

Instead of answering, Vadlo started laughing again. Seeing this, Vanu got very angry. He fumed and said to Vadla- 'Are you kidding me? I am the king, the king! My joke will be heavy on you!'

Laughing again, Vadla finally replied to Vanu Bandara saying –

'Everyone knows - you are the father of all mankind!

Up-to-date above...sin piled up inside!

Shut up all the big talk... plant all the things!

Monkey..! Plants are all Dhating!

Did you drive Sheed? Banish such sheed?'

Hearing this of the elder, all the animals and birds spoke with one voice - 'It is true, grandfather! Absolutely true! This wild monkey is doing the wrong thing! How has he publicly insulted us all by calling a meeting! It will not be released. Kill him!'

'Yes, yes, throw a stone! This Vaniya of mine! Sala Dingbaj must not be allowed to go blank!' All the animals and birds, big and small, united loudly and started expressing outrage against the wild monkey. Seeing everyone in such an aggressive mood, Vanu was scared. As he was planning to run away from there, Hatibhai caught him in his trunk.

All the animals and birds started saying to Hathibhai - 'Knock it on a big stone! Shoot it loose in the air, elephant brother!'

Hearing this, Vanu Vandara was blown away. Immediately he began to plead with folded hands, 'Leave me, elephant! Please, don't hurt me!'

Everyone started to feel happy seeing Vanu doing this. All of them said - 'Don't take pity on him, Hatibhai! That's dramatic! Kill him!'

After the elephant soaked the wild monkey in the trunk and threw the trunk in the air, Vadla said - 'Stop, elephant brother!'

Hatibhai stopped. Everyone started looking at the leader with a questioning look. Before anyone could ask anything, Vadla said - 'I thought this Vanu Bandara had made a mistake. It also gives the wrong ding. He has insulted everyone, but it is not right to take his life in return!'

'So should he be left alone?' Everyone asked the chief in one voice.

Vadla replied - 'No, don't give up! But instead of killing him, let him be severely punished for the mistake he made!'

'What punishment?' Everyone asked again.

Vadla laughed a little and then said - 'Tuck it, cut off its beautiful tail and then chase it all over the forest!'

Hathibhai said - 'That too by sitting on a donkey!'

'Yes, yes... that's right! That's right! Such should be the punishment for this scoundrel!' Everyone raised their hands and expressed their agreement.

- After that, Vanu Bandara happened. Its lovely tail was cut off. His horse was taken out across the forest, with a mesh in his mouth and placed on a donkey. All the animals and birds were dancing to the tune of the band instruments, putting their minds to the horses. The poor wild monkey was sitting on a donkey, hiding his black mesh mouth in his palms, muttering to himself - 'Malao... this dingbaji is heavy!'