Golden feather.

- 'You may be right, but I have got it from the ground, that is to say it is mine. I like it very much. I will not give that.' The boy was also stubborn.

- Mahesh 'Touch'

It was a village. The village was headed by a very handsome headman. Some of its branches had even reached the ground.

It's about a day. A boy came to the village padar to play. Seeing Vadla's wadwais, he felt like eating. It created a strong convulsion. Then started swinging happily. Just as he was eating, his eyes fell on a feather.

The feather was golden. It was shining as if a diamond was embedded in the middle of it. The boy had never seen such a beautiful feather before. He stopped eating. Burst and took the pen in hand.

'Wow! How soft. The color is very beautiful.' said the boy with a feather on his cheek.

Then he took a feather and started walking. Just then someone grabbed his hand and stopped him. He was shocked when he saw it. Vadwai wrapped his arms around him and stopped him from going forward.

'Friend! This feather is mine. Bring it, give it to me.' Vadwai said to him with love.

'But I got it from the ground. I like very much. I will not give you.' The boy refused to give the feather.

At the same time, he felt someone hit him hard on the head. 'O Bap Ray!' A scream came out of his mouth due to the pain. He saw that a tattoo fell on his head.

'Vadwai is right. This feather belongs to him. A golden bird gave it to him. One day it came here from heaven. He was sitting on the branch of a tree to get tired. This wadwai had him sitting on top of him and swinging him. He made him happy by talking funny things with him.

So the bird was happy and gave him one of its feathers as a gift. Vadwai had saved it and kept it on himself, but it happened because he shook Vadwai too much. No one knew when this feather fell from his head to the ground.' Teta, gliding from head to shoulder, spoke to the boy.

'Have you seen? Now it seems true? Now give me my feather.' Wadwai said.

'You may be right, but I got it from the ground and it is mine. I like it very much. I will not give that.' The boy was also stubborn.

'If you don't give me my pen directly, I will report you to the police.' Wadwai threatened.

'Do what you can. Complain wherever you want, but I won't give you this feather, I won't give you that.' Saying that, the boy started walking from there.

Finally, Vadwai complained to the police.

The police summoned the boy to the court.

'Why did he take this vadwai's feather?' the judge asked the boy.

'I did not take the pen. I just found it lying on the ground.' The boy replied without any fear.

'So is this wadwai and this tattoo lying?' The judge was stunned.

'Yes, no I don't want to say that. Both of those may be true, but I found this feather on the ground. That's all I know.' The boy blurted out.

The judge says, 'Your words also have power.'

Saying this, he adjusted the glasses from the bridge of his nose. Then adding,

'But I think that the feather is a part of the feather, so the real right to the feathers belongs to the feather.' Saying that, he looked at the head.

'I don't want a feather. Indeed, the feather belongs to that bird.' The grandfather spoke while smacking the salt.

Hearing this, the judge felt respect for the grandfather. He ordered, 'Let's go to that bird now. That will decide who will have the feather.'

The bird was going to heaven. Any way to go to it? So everyone was confused.

'There is a carpenter in my village. He has a magical wooden plane. It can take us to heaven.' said the boy.

'Then, take the magic plane and call the carpenter.' The judge ordered.

The carpenter came with the airplane and everyone settled in it. The carpenter flew the plane to heaven.

After a special day, everyone reached heaven.

'Hey grandfather you! Come, come.' The bird recognized the grandfather immediately.

The grandfather introduced the bird to everyone. The bird welcomed everyone. Made everyone go to heaven. They fed and drank all kinds of things. Then he asked, 'Tell me, what else can I do for you?'

'We have a problem. Only you can solve it.' said the judge.

'Hey! What is the problem that only I can solve?' The bird was surprised.

'The feather you gave slipped to the ground with a thud. Then this boy came to play with me. He got that feather of yours. Now the problem is that both Vadwai and this boy want that feather.' Grandfather started talking.

Hearing that, the bird laughed.

'Is that all the problem? Here, give me another feather. You both keep one each.'

Saying that, the bird took out another of its feathers. And with that the problem ended. After getting the feather, both the boy and the old man were satisfied. Everyone thanked the bird. Then all returned to earth.