Jayeeta Majumdar Singhee

Thats my "not-even-three" and "yet-to-pronounce R" son, each time anyone even considers screaming at him. Even calling out Ishaan a wee-bit loudly can spark of his “tho phil main chale jaoon?” mode.

No amount of persuasion, advice or arguments will stop him. He will simply pick his bag, shoes and all things he loves and start walking out. On asked, "kahan jaana hai ishaan", first answer is "banjala hills, dida ke paash". Meaning my mom. When he is there, he reportedly says "mele ghal".

Once he is near the door, we resign ourselves to our fate, and sadly tell him "Theek hai Ishaan, phir jao". Lo and Behold. Our chutku, who until now was all ready to go, suddenly changes his mind. A quick U-turn and he is back in the room, a new impish grin in place of the old scowl.

Update: Last heard, he has been threatening his teacher in school, "tho phil main ghal chale jaaon?"