The dialogue revolves around a young boy named Aayu who expresses a desire for a horse. His father initially agrees to fulfill his son's wish, leading to a humorous exchange where Aayu believes he has been given a real horse. However, when he discovers the horse is a toy, he is disappointed and learns a lesson about understanding and accepting the limits of what can be granted. The conversation concludes with a moral about the importance of being reasonable with one's demands and understanding when parents say 'no'.
1. The story is about a child named Aayu who repeatedly demands a horse.
2. Aayu's father, Piyush, initially agrees to fulfill Aayu's demand.
3. Piyush promises to get Aayu a horse in the evening.
4. Aayu gets excited about the prospect of owning a horse.
5. Aayu rides the horse, which is actually a toy, and has fun.
6. Aayu's mother is tired from riding the horse.
7. Aayu's father leaves the house, taking the horse with him.
8. Aayu is upset because the horse has left.
9. Aayu's father promises to get him another horse.
10. Aayu's father explains that they cannot own a horse permanently as they are not a real horse.
11. Aayu's father and mother discuss Aayu's stubbornness over his demands.
12. Aayu's father promises to Aayu that he will not be stubborn in the future.