This Sher humorously reflects the compromises in married life, where desires must be suppressed and traditions followed. It jokingly points out the need to show happiness when a brother-in-law visits, but hide it when a sister-in-law arrives!

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This Sher humorously talks about how in a middle-class family, even failures are part of the learning process. It jokes that the older brother always sets the rules, and the younger one ends up wearing his hand-me-downs before cleaning up after him!

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This Sher humorously suggests that people should spend time with the speaker while he's alive because after death, it’ll be a bit tricky for them if he starts talking.

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This Sher humorously highlights how one has to put on a happy face and convince others, no matter the situation. Even if a son is rebellious or troublesome, the wedding card still has to say "Suputra"! It’s a funny take on family expectations and social appearances.

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This Sher humorously describes the consequences of a man's actions, comparing his misstep in the kitchen to the way marriage works—he ends up getting "washed" by his father multiple times, just like how a husband faces endless corrections from his wife!

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This Sher humorously compares life's struggles to marriage, saying that a married man can overcome any challenge, except the one where his wife gives him a "pointed" look! It's a funny take on the power dynamic in marriage.

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