In this conversation, Pihu's sister is seen playing a game while Pihu is working. Pihu's sister finds a diary that belongs to Pihu and tells her mother about it. Pihu's mother scolds her for reading her sister's personal diary. Pihu's sister then reveals that she keeps a record of her mother's affection and scoldings in her diary. They discuss the benefits of writing in a diary, including the ability to remember events and feelings of the day. Pihu's mother then gives Pihu a new diary, and Pihu expresses her intention to start writing in it. The conversation ends with Pihu's mother wishing her a happy birthday.
1. The text is a dialogue between family members discussing a diary belonging to Pihu's sister.
2. The diary is written by Pihu's sister and contains details of her daily life, including the things she writes about, and the decorations she adds.
3. The family members find out about the contents of the diary when Pihu's brother reads it without permission.
4. The diary includes entries about significant events, such as Mom's birthday and an incident where Mom shouted at Pihu.
5. The diary also serves as a To-Do list for Pihu's sister, with entries about tasks to be done the next day.
6. Aayu, Pihu's brother, is encouraged to start writing in a diary like his sister, to improve his memory and keep track of important events.
7. Pihu's mother and sister discuss the importance of respecting personal space and privacy, especially when it comes to reading someone else's diary.
8. The dialogue ends with Pihu's mother agreeing to buy a new diary for Aayu, and the suggestion to share this idea with parents for their children to start writing diaries.