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A narrative number from Gauri (1943) whose title — about a village potter and what he carried from the city — points to the film's social-drama texture and its rural-urban contrast. It is listed among the film's songs, composed by Khemchand Prakash with lyrics by writer-director Kidar Sharma; period listings do not record its singer, so the credit is left empty.

Consistent with the folk-leaning palette of Gauri's score, the song's title hints at a story-telling, character-sketch idiom — the kind Khemchand Prakash often set to a simple, earthy melodic frame. The Bengal-festival backdrop of the film and the composer's habitual regional borrowing suggest a folk-coloured tune, though specifics of the arrangement are undocumented.