The film features a father and his young son. At the dining table, the man looks to take a packet of Britannia Cake, but the boy stops him. The father looks to win the kid over, and starts narrating a story. He reminds him about a visit to the national park, when he was younger. As he narrates the story, it plays out on screen. He says a monkey had taken the boy's packet of Britannia Cake away, and he gave it chase, the monkey passed it to a rhino. The man says he chased the rhino, only for the animal to drop it in a lake. Here, a bear took the packet away. The man then goes on to fight with the bear, and take the packet of cake back for his son, he says. The son looks on in awe, and the man tells him, that's the reason for him to have the pack on the table. The son pulls back the packet and says he's a child, not a fool, He doesn't buy the story. The film ends with the child biting into a slice of the cake, as a voice over says, 'Yummy waali shararat' (Yummy bit of mischief).

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