There was an old man in a small town in Hindi - speaking area. He was always boasting about his mango tree. He said it had the sweetest mangoes in the world. One day, a passer - by asked if he could have one mango. The old man said, 'No, these mangoes are for my family only.' The passer - by said, 'But I heard your mangoes are so special.' The old man replied, 'Yes, but my family comes first. If you want, you can wait for the mangoes to fall and then take them from the ground.' But the passer - by knew that the old man was just being stingy. Everyone in the town knew this story and would laugh about it.
Here's another one. A Hindi teacher was teaching his students about adjectives. He asked a student, 'Describe me using an adjective.' The student said, 'Sir, you are as patient as a saint.' The teacher was happy. Then he asked another student, 'And how would you describe me?' This student replied, 'Sir, you are as tall as a giraffe.' The teacher was a bit confused but still okay. Then he asked a third student, 'And you?' The student said, 'Sir, you are as hairy as a bear.' The whole class couldn't stop laughing.
Sure. There was a man in a village in India. He was very proud of his buffalo. One day, he went to the market and said to everyone, 'My buffalo is the smartest. It can count!'. People were skeptical. So he took the buffalo to a field with a big pile of hay. He said to the buffalo, 'Buffalo, if I give you two stacks of hay and then add three more, how many will you have?' The buffalo just stared at him blankly. The man said, 'See, it's five!'. Everyone in the market burst into laughter.
Once there was a guy who tried to sell his vacuum cleaner. He said, 'This vacuum cleaner is so powerful it almost sucked up my cat!' His friend replied, 'Well, that's not so great. I have a broom that doesn't try to eat my pets.' It's funny because it shows the unexpected danger of the vacuum cleaner and the simple solution of just using a broom instead.
There was a villager in a Hindi - speaking area. He went to the city for the first time. He saw an elevator and thought it was a magic box. He got in and when it moved up, he started shouting, 'Oh, this box is taking me to heaven!' When it stopped at a floor, he said, 'Thank God, I'm not dead yet.'
There was a Hindi villager who went to the city for the first time. He saw an elevator and thought it was a magic box. When he saw a fat man enter it and then a thin man come out, he ran back to his village shouting, 'The city has magic boxes that make people thin!'
Sure. Here is one. There was a man who was always overly serious and hated jokes. One day, his friends decided to play a practical joke on him by pretending there was a big lottery win in their town and that he was one of the potential winners. They made up fake news articles and everything. But instead of getting excited or falling for it like they expected, he got really angry. He said that they were wasting his time with such false hopes and that it was irresponsible of them. He then went on a long rant about how people should focus on real things in life rather than creating false excitement with jokes. This made his friends feel really bad and they learned not to play such 'jokes' on him again.
Sure. Here is one. A magician was walking down the street and turned into a grocery store. Another one. Why don't scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything. And this one. A bear walks into a bar and says, 'Give me a whiskey and... cola.' The bartender asks, 'Why the big pause?' The bear replies, 'I'm not sure; I was born with them.'
There was a man who was obsessed with collecting clocks. He had hundreds of them in his house. One day he got a call from his neighbor saying, 'Your clocks are really noisy. I can't sleep!' The man replied, 'That's strange. They all should be quiet. They're just for show. I have a wristwatch that I use to tell the time.' This shows how his obsession led to this comical misunderstanding.
A man went to a Hindi magician. He said, 'I want you to make my dog disappear.' The magician said, 'Sure, but it will cost you 100 rupees.' The man paid. The magician then took a big cloth, put it over the dog, said some magic words, and then removed the cloth. The dog was still there. The magician said, 'Your dog didn't disappear because it was too attached to you. Try to be a bit more detached next time.' The man was so angry but it was also quite funny.
Sure. There was a magician who was walking down the street and turned into a grocery store.
Sure. Here is one. Once there was a man in a village in India. He was known for his absent - mindedness. One day, he went to the market to buy a goat. He paid for the goat and started to walk back home. On the way, he had to cross a small stream. He thought it would be difficult for the goat to cross, so he carried it on his shoulders. But when he reached the other side, he saw another goat that looked exactly like the one he bought. He thought he had made a mistake at the market and picked up the wrong goat. So he left the goat he was carrying there and took the new goat with him. When he got home, his wife asked him where the goat was that he went to buy. He told her the whole story and she laughed and said that he had actually carried their own goat across the stream and left it there. The man realized his folly and had to go back to get the goat.
Here is another. Why don't scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything. It's a simple yet funny joke that plays on the double meaning of'make up'.