The collection of 'One Thousand and One Nights' showcases perseverance in undertaking big projects despite obstacles.
Several stories in the collection highlight the theme of characters making dumb decisions or trusting easily.
Although recursion is expected in the stories, it diminishes in the second half of the book, emphasizing the theme of perseverance instead of nested stories.
The story of Baale and Mugudu is a cautionary Tulu folktale about a brother and sister who turned into fish, emphasizing the consequences of breaking promises.
In Tulunad, festivals like Keddasa are celebrated to honor Mother Earth and mark the blooming season with festivities.
The tale highlights the importance of honoring traditions and following certain rules to lead a healthy and prosperous life.