“Dadi Ka Chhakka” is a 45-second comedy about a Pakistani grandmother in a Lahore street whose peas get ruined by a flying cricket ball. She picks up the bat, hits a six so powerful that her charpai lifts into the sky, and she flies calmly across Los Angeles, tasbeeh in hand, to land right at CapCut World. She steps off, ball in hand, and asks the amazed crowd: “Chai peeyega?” I wanted to answer “the wildest way to arrive” with something from home: a dadi, a gali cricket match and a charpai instead of a car. The humor comes from her calm, unbothered attitude in an absurd situation. Made with CapCut Video Studio (Seedance) and edited in the CapCut Video Editor.