In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker mixes humor with a food craving analogy, showing how life is full of desires. Just like seeing chutney reminds them of samosas, one thing always leads to another.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker plays with the idea that things unattainable in dreams sometimes come as gifts. They also humorously point out how people with the same destination often meet in an elevator.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker compares happiness to dew on grass and humorously likens something irresistible to a classic Bollywood movie that people can never stop watching.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker questions the logic behind driving licenses expiring after 20 years. If someone has been driving for so long, how could they suddenly forget it? A witty take on bureaucracy.

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A fun take on illogical rules. If a person does not forget how to drive, why does a license expire? This Sher questions the logic behind some of life's unnecessary formalities.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker describes the intensity of love but with a comic twist. While the speaker sees themselves as a passionate ocean, others only see the funny side of their struggles, especially after the girlfriend's father gets involved.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously points out how rules and consequences apply to everyone equally. Whether it's losing money or getting a car towed, no one is immune from the system.

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In this Sher of Babber Sher, the speaker humorously highlights how life after marriage brings unexpected pains. A witty response to the wife's question about headaches before marriage turns into a realization that now every part of the body seems to ache.

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This Sher humorously tells a story of betrayal and violence in the name of love. The speaker exaggerates the treatment received in a relationship where love turned into abuse. The speaker accepts the suffering as a "price of love" but adds humor by describing how the situation escalated to absurd extremes, even involving police action.

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A funny take on how sometimes, despite all efforts to please others, a person can still end up angry and disconnected. The Sher draws a parallel with corrupt systems where even the most dishonest people can escape consequences, much like how someone might manipulate the system to their advantage.

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