CS Bisht Vines is back with another comedy sketch that perfectly captures childhood mischief and family chaos. In this episode, Bittu and Bablu’s plan to skip school spirals into an accidental wedding proposal that leaves everyone—especially Pandit Ji—questioning their life choices. The Story UnfoldsThe video opens with Bittu’s father trying to wake up Bittu and Bablu for school. Both boys are fast asleep and clearly unwilling to start their day. Father: "Bittu, Bablu, wake up quickly. It's time for school."

Bittu: "I was sleeping so peacefully… Papa, I don’t feel like going to school today."  Irritated by the excuse, their father scolds them and orders them to get ready immediately. He even calls out to Bittu’s mother to make tea. Unwilling to attend school, Bittu and Bablu hatch a plan.

Bittu: "Brother, I don’t want to go to school."

Bablu: "Me neither. So what should we do?"

Bittu: "Let’s hide. Mom and Dad will think we’ve left for school."  The two brothers hide under a bed, convinced their plan is foolproof. Their parents assume the children have left and go about their morning.An Unexpected VisitorSoon, Pandit Ji arrives at the house. After exchanging pleasantries and refusing tea, he reveals the purpose of his visit.

Pandit Ji: "I’ve brought a marriage proposal for Bittu."

Father: "Bittu’s marriage? He’s still a child! What are you saying, Pandit Ji?"  Hearing the word “marriage,” Bittu immediately comes out of hiding, thrilled.

Bittu: "Papa, I will get married! My wedding will happen!"  His father is furious to discover Bittu had been hiding instead of going to school.

Father: "You didn’t go to school? You were hiding under there? I won’t spare you."  Despite the chaos, Pandit Ji proceeds to call the girl’s father to confirm the proposal. He assures him that Bittu is a “very good boy.” Moments later, the girl and her ailing father arrive.The Dying Father DramaThe girl’s father appears to be extremely unwell.

Girl’s Father: "I have a serious illness. The doctor said I will die in two days. That’s why I want my daughter married immediately."  Pandit Ji insists the wedding must take place that very day. Bittu’s father strongly objects, stating that Bittu is too young. However, Bittu is overjoyed and declares, "Papa, I’ve grown up."  What follows is pure comedic chaos. Pandit Ji attempts to begin the wedding rituals, asking the couple to repeat after him. But the ceremony is repeatedly interrupted.  Pandit Ji: "Say

Father: "Pandit, are you mad? Leave from here."

Girl’s Father: "My health is getting worse. Get the marriage done quickly. I don’t know what might happen."  The situation escalates. The girl’s father keeps fainting dramatically, Bittu’s father keeps shouting "Shut up," and Pandit Ji grows increasingly frustrated.  Pandit Ji: "These two have made me mad. I’ll go mad."

Father: "Are you out of your mind?"  The Chaotic ClimaxAs the confusion peaks, Pandit Ji loses his patience entirely.

Pandit Ji: "I don’t want this marriage. I’m leaving."  He storms out, abandoning the ceremony. The girl’s father collapses on the ground, exclaiming, "I’m dead."  Bittu is left devastated—not by the drama, but because his wedding was canceled.

Bittu: "Papa, Pandit Ji left. Who will get me married now? Hey, my marriage!"

Father: "Oh, shut up."  The video ends with the girl’s father lying on the floor and Bittu crying over his failed wedding, while his father silences him.Why This Video WorksThis CS Bisht Vines sketch thrives on three classic comedic elements:  Relatable Mischief – Every viewer remembers trying to skip school as a child. Bittu and Bablu’s plan is instantly relatable.  Escalating Misunderstandings – A simple act of hiding snowballs into a full-blown wedding proposal due to perfect comedic timing.  Over-the-Top Characters – The girl’s father dramatically “dying” every few minutes and Pandit Ji’s eventual breakdown deliver non-stop laughs.