In a lush Indian village by a shimmering river, lived a crocodile named Chintu who was known for his silly ideas. One hot afternoon, Chintu heard about a grand feast happening at the village square, filled with colorful sweets, fragrant spices, and delicious fruits. Curious and excited, he decided he wanted to join, but he didn’t quite know how to behave around the villagers. His friends, the wise old turtle and the cheerful parrot, warned him to be polite and kind. Chintu felt a little nervous but was determined to have fun and learn something new. As he tiptoed toward the feast, he wondered what adventures awaited him and how he could make everyone smile.
As Chintu approached the village square, he saw children playing with colorful kites, women selling fragrant jasmine garlands, and men laughing over spicy snacks. But he also noticed that everyone was busy preparing for the feast, and no one paid him much attention. Chintu had a silly idea—he would sneak into the feast by pretending to be a special guest! He tiptoed behind a big mango tree, trying to look fancy with a big leaf on his head. Just then, the wise turtle whispered, 'Remember, Chintu, being kind and honest is the best way to make friends.' Chintu nodded, realizing that his silly plan might not work. Instead, he decided to ask politely if he could join the feast, with a big, friendly crocodile smile.
Chintu took a deep breath and waddled up to the villagers, his big eyes full of hope. He politely asked, 'May I join your feast? I promise to be kind and helpful.' The villagers looked at him kindly and smiled. The village head, a gentle old woman wearing a bright sari, said, 'Of course, Chintu! Everyone is welcome to share joy and friendship.' Chintu felt his silly worries melt away. He helped carry some fruits and shared his funny crocodile stories, making everyone laugh. The feast was filled with music, dance, and delicious treats. Chintu learned that being honest and kind makes everyone happy, and that sharing smiles is the best feast of all.
As the sun set over the village, Chintu sat happily among his new friends, feeling proud of himself. He realized that being honest, kind, and polite was the real secret to making friends and having a joyful feast. The villagers cheered for Chintu, and he promised to always be a good friend. From that day on, Chintu learned that silly ideas can turn into wonderful adventures when guided by kindness and honesty. The village echoed with laughter and music, celebrating the true spirit of friendship and sharing. And so, Chintu’s silly feast became a story everyone loved to tell, reminding children that being good-hearted is the most delicious feast of all.
