When Kelam informs Pabu that she wants a camel for her
>The Rajasthani chief enjoys animals and his niece, Kelam. When Kelam informs Pabu that she wants a camel for her birthday, Pabu goes to Lanka to find one. After braving a storm, he arrives in Persia and befriends the king. He learns everything about camels and returns with a young camel for Kelam, just in time for her birthday. The painting style depicted in the book is Phad painting, and Kalyan Joshi is the 30th generation craftsman to pursue this dying art form. The Epic of Pabuji, one of the two major Rajasathani folk epics, serves as the basis for the story A Camel For Kelam. Pabuji was a 14th-century Rathor ruler who was born
