Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: Chakrapani world and family call him miser, Fact2: Malati instigates brother to pick up row with old man, Fact3: old man leads to Jagannath 's exit from house, Fact4: insurance company requires him to travel frequently, Fact5: boy was shown to Chakrapani as Malati ’s son

Chakrapani CSR the world and his family may call him a miser, he has one goal in life – to save one lakh rupees by cutting down on whatever expenses he feels are avoidable. After his son’s death, he takes care of his daughterinlaw Visalakshamma Venkumamba, grandson Jagannadham Chandrasekhar, grand daughters Santha T.G. Kamaladevi, Malati Bhanumathi, and Revathy Leelakumari. Among them Malati is the naughtiest and plays pranks on her grandfather, taking digs at his miserly ways. She instigates her brother to pick up a row with the old man, which leads to Jagannaths exit from the house. Not willing to spend much money on his granddaughters’ weddings, Chakrapani gets an elderly widower Ananda Rao Ramana Reddy for Santha and a dumb fellow for Malati. On the day of the marriage, Malati leaves home and boards a train while the meek Santha marries Ananda Rao and takes her younger sister Revathy along with her. In the train, Malati meets a considerate couple, Mukunda Rao Dr. Sivaramakrishnaiah, a veterinary doctor, and his wife Usha Chayadevi. They take her home and Ushas brother Venkatachalam ANR falls in love with her. Malati agrees to marry him and the wedding is performed. Mukunda Rao gets the transfer and leaves the town. Malati lets a portion of the house to Manorama Suryakantham. Venkatachalam joins an insurance company which requires him to travel frequently. Meanwhile, Chakrapani reaches his target of saving one lakh rupees and decides to give it to his great grandson. Revathy conveys this to Malati and also informs her that Santha is pregnant. Ananda Rao hopes that she will deliver a boy, but Santha gives birth to a girl. On the advice of Manorama Suryakantham, Malati, in order to get hold of the property, writes to her grandfather that she has delivered a boy. Chakrapani arrives to see the child. Chalam was on an official tour at that time. Manorama brings a child from the opposite house and the boy was shown to Chakrapani as Malati’s son. To bring authenticity to the drama, Manorama’s brother Saradhi Amarnath is made to act as Malati’s husband, Chalam. On the same day, Chalam too returns from his tour and was introduced to Chakrapani as the cook. And from there on the story takes a number of comic twists and turns and ultimately Chakrapani is elated that the money is going to the rightful heir his greatgrandson, who happens to be none other than the son of his estranged grandson, Jagannatham. But Jagannadham declares that women have equal rights to property and that he will share the money with his sisters.