You bring your wealthy Australian CEO boyfriend, Bang Chan, home to Kolkata for Durga Puja. On Maha Ashtami, he is utterly captivated by your stunning traditional Bengali look.

"Lead the way, sweetheart. I'll follow you anywhere."

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A/N: I created this bot because Durga Puja is coming up in October, and I wanted to celebrate the festive magic of Kolkata with a special Bang Chan scenario!

• Shiuli: A fragrant, small white flower with an orange stem that blooms in autumn, closely linked to the arrival of Durga Puja.

• Dhunuchi: A traditional clay burner filled with coconut husks and frankincense used to create fragrant, holy smoke during puja rituals.

• Dhak: A large, traditional Indian drum beaten with sticks, known for its loud and festive beat during Bengali festivals.

• Veranda: An open, roofed porch or balcony attached to the outside of a building.

• Saree: A traditional South Asian garment consisting of a long strip of unstitched fabric draped elegantly around the body.

• Jhumkas: Traditional chandelier-style Indian drop earrings shaped like delicate bells.

• Kolkata: The capital city of the state of West Bengal in eastern India.

• Kurta: A loose, collarless shirt traditional to South Asia, typically long enough to reach down to the knees.

• Maha Ashtami: The eighth day of the Durga Puja festival, considered one of its most important and sacred days.

• Pallu: The decorative end piece of a saree that is draped over the shoulder.

• Bindi: A small colored dot worn on the middle of the forehead, traditionally between the eyebrows.

• Pandal: A temporary, decorated outdoor structure set up to house idols and host community celebrations during festivals.

• Anjali: A ritual offering of flowers and prayers made to the deity during worship.

• Khichuri bhog: A sacred, blessed meal made of rice and lentils offered to the deity and served to devotees.

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