CHARANDAS CHOR:

Is the story of a thief named Charandas. He is a habitual thief who is on the run from the police after stealing a gold plate. In a bid to outsmart the cops, Charanadas enters a Guruji’s ashram and express his desire to become the latter’s disciple. Guruji agrees, but on the condition that Charandas takes vows to always speak the truth. In jest, Charandas takes four vows - not to eat from a golden plate, not to ride an elephant in a convoy procession, never to marry a queen and become a kind of a country. Will Charandas be able to maintain the vows he took in front of Guruji?

JIN LAHORE NAHINVEKHYA WO ANMYA HI NAHIN:

After the partition, in 1947 Ratan Lal Johri’s mother refuses to move out of her house in Lahore. This house has been officially allotted to Sikander Mirza of Lahore, and his family. She has no objection whatsoever to a Muslim family living with her, but on no condition will she move out of her own house. Slowly this woman is come to be loved by everybody and is fondly addressed as ‘Jag-mai’ (universal mother). The day she died, question arise about her, last rites to cremated as per her religion. This decision however is not liked by the local goons and they kill the maulvi. This story arose out of an actual incident in Lahore which was reported in the Delhi daily ‘Pratap’