Happy Birthday Aarav
Aarav is excited for his birthday party in Ghaziabad, India. But when his friends disagree on how to celebrate, Aarav learns the importance of tolerance and understanding. Can he bring everyone together for a happy birthday?
Aarav was very excited because today was his birthday! He lived in Ghaziabad, India, with his family. His Chacha (uncle) promised a big birthday party. Aarav wanted all his friends to be happy. But soon, a big problem appeared.
Aarav's friends couldn't agree on how to celebrate. Mohit wanted to play cricket, while Riya wanted to dance. Aarav felt sad and confused. He wanted everyone to enjoy his birthday. But how could he make everyone happy?
Aarav tried to please both Mohit and Riya. He set up a cricket game in the garden. But Riya didn't want to play and sat alone. Then, he tried to play music for dancing, but Mohit didn't join in. Aarav felt like he was failing.
Aarav felt very upset and wanted to give up. He sat in his room, feeling like the worst birthday ever. He thought about canceling the party. - Maybe I should just stop the party, Aarav said to himself.
Just then, his Chacha came in and sat beside him. - Aarav, why are you so sad? Chacha asked. Aarav explained the problem. - Maybe you can do something everyone can enjoy together, Chacha suggested. Aarav had an idea!
Aarav brought everyone together and suggested a treasure hunt game. Both Mohit and Riya loved the idea! They all worked together to find the hidden treasures. Aarav felt happy seeing his friends smile. His birthday was saved!
Aarav was very excited because today was his birthday! He lived in Ghaziabad, India, with his family. His Chacha (uncle) promised a big birthday party. Aarav wanted all his friends to be happy. But soon, a big problem appeared.
Aarav's friends couldn't agree on how to celebrate. Mohit wanted to play cricket, while Riya wanted to dance. Aarav felt sad and confused. He wanted everyone to enjoy his birthday. But how could he make everyone happy?
Aarav tried to please both Mohit and Riya. He set up a cricket game in the garden. But Riya didn't want to play and sat alone. Then, he tried to play music for dancing, but Mohit didn't join in. Aarav felt like he was failing.
Aarav felt very upset and wanted to give up. He sat in his room, feeling like the worst birthday ever. He thought about canceling the party. - Maybe I should just stop the party, Aarav said to himself.
Just then, his Chacha came in and sat beside him. - Aarav, why are you so sad? Chacha asked. Aarav explained the problem. - Maybe you can do something everyone can enjoy together, Chacha suggested. Aarav had an idea!
Aarav brought everyone together and suggested a treasure hunt game. Both Mohit and Riya loved the idea! They all worked together to find the hidden treasures. Aarav felt happy seeing his friends smile. His birthday was saved!
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