Be aware there is a lingering smell of curry in the house, so don't use this bnb if this is a smell that bothers you. Before you book, ask if Ranjit has installed a lock on the bathroom door. Also, be aware there is no lock on the bedroom door and the other bedrooms may be used by men, so in particular a single woman may not be comfortable with this arrangement.
When you first arrive and when Ranjit is showing you through the home, inspect the linens on your bed, pulling back the sheets and making sure they are clean (no hair on the sheets) and that you have adequate pillows. You may also want to remove the pillowcase and make sure that the pillow itself is relatively clean. Also ensure that you have adequate and clean towels. The bed itself is comfortable and our experience was that the house was quiet at night, so this was a plus.
Inspect the bathroom and make sure the tub and bath mat, etc. are clean.
In the kitchen, ask Ranjit for a comprehensive explanation of what, if any, of the food in the fridge and cupboards are available to you to use in the morning. One of the things I didn't care for is that dishes seem to be washed by hand by those using the home, some of them bachelors, which in my mind is little guarantee of their actual cleanliness for the next person.
This bnb has potential but our experience was unfavorable. I think if Ranjit makes improvements to cleanliness and perhaps gets some pointers by other successful hosts in the Airbnb community (Leita and Kev in Picton come to mind when it comes to fantastic bnb hospitality) as to the expected standards of hospitality in running a bnb, this will make this location more desirable.