A COLLECTION OF SEVEN HUMOUR STORIES. ‘GABRU,’ THE FIRST STORY UNVEILS THROUGH THE NARRATION OF SURYAKANT SHENDURE, THE EDITOR/PUBLISHER. BALI GAIKWAD, AN AUTHOR FROM A RURAL BACKGROUND, APPROACHES HIM. HE WISHES THAT SURYAKANT WOULD PUBLISH THE DRAMA WRITTEN BY HIM. GAIKWAD IS ILLITERATE; HE HAS GOT IT WRITTEN BY HIS NEPHEW. THE LANGUAGE OF THE DRAMA IS TERRIBLE, AND THE TITLE IS MISSPELT, WHICH THE EDITOR CORRECTS. IT HAS NO REFERENCE (A CONSTABLE IS KILLED IN HIS HOUSE, BUT LATER, THERE IS NO REFERENCE TO THE KILLING). THE AUTHOR (ORIGINAL) HAS ELABORATELY PRESENTED THE HAPPENINGS IN THIS STORY. IT INCLUDES A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESSION OF JILHA PARISHAD CHAIRMAN SHAYMRAO KHAPE AND SURYAKANT SHENDE, SNACKS TIME, THE OVERALL ARRANGEMENT DURING THE PUBLICATION, SHYAMRAO’S SPEECH IN HIS TYPICAL STYLE, ETC. THE STORY ALSO DESCRIBES THE SUCCESS OF THE BOOK AND GAIKWAD’S INCREASING HAPPINESS.