The story revolves around a lazy and "useless" son named Vijay, who lives with his confectioner father Satiya. Despite his father's disapproval, Vijay helps out at the shop and surprisingly makes delicious pakodas, which become a hit with the customers. However, unbeknownst to everyone, a mysterious, mouse-like creature named Chutki (also referred to as Chutanki) is secretly helping Vijay by putting spices in his hand when he makes the pakodas with his eyes closed.
As Vijay's pakodas gain popularity, he is invited to participate in a food festival, where he becomes a sensation. The minister visits his shop and is impressed by the pakodas. The news of Vijay's success reaches the village head, Patel Saheb, who announces that Vijay is blessed by Goddess Maa.
The villagers gather to witness the "miracle," and Vijay is asked to call upon Goddess Maa. With Chutanki's help, Vijay pretends to call upon the goddess, and the villagers are convinced that she has given them darshan.
In the end, Vijay's father is proud of him, and Chutanki, who has been helping Vijay all along, says goodbye and leaves, but not before Vijay thanks him for his help.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Satiya is a confectioner who lives in a village.
2. Satiya has a son named Vijay who is considered lazy and useless.
3. Vijay helps his father at the shop and makes pakodas.
4. A fat man comes to the shop and eats pakodas made by Vijay.
5. The fat man claims his wife has gone to her parents' house and he hasn't eaten delicious food in a long time.
6. Vijay makes pakodas for the fat man with the help of a creature named Chutki.
7. Chutki is a small creature with a mouse-like mouth, wings, and big ears.
8. Chutki claims to be from a different world and helps Vijay make pakodas.
9. A food festival is organized in the city, and Vijay is asked to participate.
10. Vijay and Chutki participate in the food festival and make pakodas.
11. A fair lady comes to Vijay's stall and praises his pakodas.
12. The minister visits Vijay's shop and asks for pakodas.
13. Satiya claims that Goddess Maa helps Vijay make pakodas.
14. The villagers gather under a banyan tree to discuss Vijay's claims.
15. Vijay is asked to call Goddess Maa and prove that he has her blessings.
16. Chutki helps Vijay, and they pretend that Goddess Maa has given them darshan.
17. The villagers believe that Goddess Maa has given Vijay darshan.
18. Vijay and Chutki reveal the truth that they were pretending.
19. Satiya is proud of Vijay and considers him a worthy son.
20. Chutki leaves Vijay and returns to his own world.