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The Missing Babloo – Hasya Rasa

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The Missing Babloo

The driver honked several times with the stipulated time for stopover at the highway closed as all other passengers hopped in the bus while Ananya stuffed the last eateries in her bag and ran waving at the driver gesturing “don’t you leave without me!”

Pushing and nudging people she reached her seat in the second last row accidently stepping on the foot of a fellow passenger making her way to the window seat, the overweight woman grumpily looking at her expecting an apology.

In the next moment “My babloo is missing!” she got up immediately, “oh I left him here….hey stop the damn bus.” She again hopped out of her seat stepping on the lady again, searching madly peeping on other passengers and seats.

Many others joined her shouting Babloo…are you there, many peeped out of the window to find him, Ananya worried, “where did I leave him, at the restaurant may be, I love him…Babloo!” the passengers asking questions started pacifying her.

Just then she looked at the cabinet on the roof above the seats and happily shouted, “Here he is!” passengers astonishingly and angrily looked on as she pulled her guitar and hugged it tight; “Is that Babloo?” she was just short of being bashed.

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Shashank portrayed Shringar beautifully, I was floored reading his master stroke, the second rasa is Hasya as in Humor, leave you hoping to spread smiles 🙂

72 Replies to “The Missing Babloo – Hasya Rasa”

  19. Never ever guessed ‘Babloo’ must be a Guitar.. I thought it to be either some pet or some designer bag or something…but never a Guitar.. 🙂
    and I am still having a smile on my face 🙂

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  25. 😀

    I feel pity for the poor lady! She would have forgiven her sore foot if it would have been a child. I can imagine her reaction after meeting ‘Babloo’!

    It’s not unusual for the musicians to name their instruments. My favorite flute was named Saudamini. 😀 it was a treble one, a# and high pitched one.

    But, it indeed a Hasya Ras!

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  35. Hey bestie , even I thought it to be a fog or even a stuffed toy but ….aap to aap hain :p let’s meet with your babloo this time in Forum and we are bound to get a free coffee and a piece of blueberry cakes :):) Ioved it !

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  38. holla Ananya 😀 Navras has been such an awesome journey and flood of emotions. I remember this one being the most difficult one for me and you carried it out so effortlessly and well, bring your babloo next time 🙂 (surprisingly, despite being such a great fan of yours and adoring and reading you consistently… i haven’t written in a while here 🙁 Will, sure make up 🙂 )

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