This sher humorously reflects on the complexities of life and relationships. It suggests that happiness and sorrow often feel intertwined, and maintaining a relationship feels like a duty. The funniest part is the joke about the son-in-law, who finds 500 too much and 100 too little, which is why the 200 note was invented.

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This sher humorously compares the quickness of the wife to be ready for an argument to the fast-cooking nature of noodles. It playfully suggests that just like noodles cook in a couple of minutes, the wife is equally quick to get into a fight, highlighting the humorous side of relationships and their sudden flare-ups!

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This sher humorously highlights how the speaker quickly shifts the conversation to avoid talking about his own situation. Just like when a relative asks about his result, he cleverly redirects by asking about their salary instead, showing a funny way of sidestepping uncomfortable topics!

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This sher humorously compares the feeling of being drained financially to how a passbook gets filled with charges. It jokes that soon, just passing by a bank will result in a deduction of 50 rupees from your account.

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This sher humorously describes how the speaker finds a way to sneak into someone's heart, despite the crowd already there. It’s a playful take on how sometimes you manage to make space for yourself in someone’s heart, even when it seems full!

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This sher humorously suggests that cuteness can get too sticky at times, making relationships a little too sweet to handle. It playfully implies that when things get too cute, it’s best to keep fighting every now and then to balance things out!

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This sher humorously compares the speaker's deep attachment to someone to the way a person’s soul or heart is tied to their body. It suggests that the person is as essential to the speaker as the organs are to survival, though with a playful twist, likening the "heart" to a stone in the kidney, showing an amusing way of saying "you're indispensable but a bit hard to handle!"

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This sher humorously acknowledges that while giving insults is wrong, it’s even worse to end up doing something that invites those insults in the first place. It’s a witty take on how actions that deserve criticism can be worse than the insults themselves.

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This sher humorously points out how the TV remote is given a pat on the back when it stops working, unlike us who don’t get that kind of care when we're struggling. It’s a funny take on how we sometimes show more patience to inanimate objects than to ourselves!

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This sher humorously portrays how people, when they realize they're about to get a challan or fine from the cops, suddenly find new paths or shortcuts to avoid getting caught. It’s a funny take on how the fear of fines makes people get creative with their routes, inventing new ways to escape!

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