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.
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Question: Fact1: car racer lives with large family in Chennai, Fact2: Velu come to Malaysia at time, Fact3: internal rivalry and problems are surfacing in Koccha 's family time, Fact4: father 's issue is solved to satisfaction, Fact5: India pay off father 's debt

Answer: Vetrivel alias Velu Vijay is a car racer who lives with his large family in Chennai. His father, Singamuthu Manivannan, had gone to Kadapa in Andhra Pradesh to work at a colliery and never returned, prompting Velu and his family to think that he is dead. Velu comes to know that a Malaysiabased don named Koccha Suman owes his father a huge sum of money. Velu and his friend Ops Vivek travel to Malaysia as Kuruvi, the trade jargon for lowlevel contraband carriers. They come to Malaysia at a time when internal rivalry and problems are surfacing in Kocchas family. Kocchas younger sister Devi Trisha Krishnan has refused to marry Soori Pawan, the brother of Konda Reddy Ashish Vidyarthi, Kocchas Kadapabased business associate, as per Kocchas wishes. Irritated and preoccupied, neither Koccha nor his henchmen want to devote any time or attention to resolve Velus problem. Velu is illtreated and thrown out of Kocchas place without any help rendered. Determined to return to India only after his fathers issue is solved to his satisfaction, Velu conceals himself in Kocchas palacelike residence. He soon finds out about a large diamond owned by Koccha and steals it, feeling that it would pay off his fathers debt, and returns to India with Ops. Devi also follows Velu to India, having fallen in love with him, when he saves her from falling from a tall building during New Years Eve. Knowing that Velu has stolen his diamond, Koccha and his gang visit Velus house and threaten his family with dire consequences unless Velu returns the diamond. After confronting Koccha, Velu comes to know that his father isnt dead, but is being held as bonded labour along with many innocent people at Kadapa. Singamuthu had discovered diamonds at the colliery, but refused to allow Koccha and Konda Reddy to illegally mine the diamonds for their own benefit. He had been held prisoner in Kadapa since. Velu immediately leaves for Kadapa, where he encounters Koccha again. He throws him onto a moving train, paralysing him. He soon discovers a slave camp run by Koccha and Konda Reddy Ashish Vidyarthi at the colliery, where a womanising rowdy named Kadapa Raja G. V. Sudhakar Naidu is torturing the inmates, including Singamuthu. He singlehandedly takes on Konda Reddy, Kadapa Raja and their henchmen, killing them all. He drags Konda Reddys dead body to Kocchas mansion. The wheelchairbound Koccha, on seeing the dead body of his associate, recovers and attempts to shoot Velu, only to be arrested at that moment by a special task force led by Raj Nassar. Singamuthu and the others who were imprisoned in the slave camp are finally freed and reunited with their families.

Question: Fact1: Louise Ginglebusher is young woman from small town of Cobbleskill, Fact2: small town of Cobbleskill comes to New York City to make it in show business, Fact3: Buckingham 's old friend of father, Fact4: Nelson offers to star her in Broadway musical, Fact5: Louise gives Nelson Impetuously deciding to do good deed business card

Answer: Louise Ginglebusher Deanna Durbin is a young woman from the small town of Cobbleskill who comes to New York City to make it in show business. In a cafe, shes befriended by a kindhearted but ornery waiter, Wechsberg William Bendix, and meets a bearded struggling attorney, George Prescott Tom Drake. She gets a job as an usherette from Mr. Buckingham Walter Catlett, the owner of the prestigious Buckingham Music Hall, whos an old friend of her father. While working at the Music Hall she meets Wechsberg again, and later when she is accosted by a masher, she gets rid of him by claiming that Wechsberg is her husband. Wechsberg then invites her to come with him the next night when he works at an upscale social gathering at the Savoy Ritz. Louise borrows a gown and comes to the party, where they get her past the headwaiter by claiming shes one of the entertainers. Mingling, she meets the host, J. Conrad Nelson Adolphe Menjou, a philandering meat magnate, who requests that Louise sing a song. She does, so beautifully that Nelson offers to star her in a Broadway musical. To discourage Nelsons obvious physical interest in her, Louise tell him that shes married, whereupon Nelson offers buy her out of her marriage by paying her husband for his loss. Impetuously deciding to do a good deed, she gives Nelson the business card that George Prescott, the struggling lawyer, had given her, and tells him that George is her husband. When Nelson visits George the next day in his shabby storefront law office, and offers to make him the legal representative for his company, George is suspicious and refuses the offer, but Nelson allays his concerns by telling the ethical young attorney that he needs an honest lawyer as a role model for his staff the truth is he wants George on his staff so he can keep him occupied while he pursues Louise. Many complications ensue after Louise gets George to shave off his oldmans beard, revealing the handsome young man underneath, and a stroll in the moonlight provokes George to propose marriage to Louise.

Question: Fact1: conservative middle-aged Indian is celebrating Diwali with wife and grown daughter, Fact2: Gopal talk her on grounds, Fact3: copy of Cosmopolitan magazine had belonged to daughter, Fact4: Gopal and Shaw develop warm tender intimate relationship, Fact5: Helen has male visitor nearly week later

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In an American suburb in Northern New Jersey, conservative, middleaged Indian immigrant Gopal, a telephonecompany engineer who has taken early retirement, is celebrating Diwali in November with his wife and grown daughter. His daughter suddenly tells him that she is leaving indefinitely to teach English in Mongolia with her German boyfriend. As Gopal recovers from this shock and tries to talk her out of it, largely on the grounds that she will be living in sin in his eyes, his wife Madhu announces that she is leaving him as well, and is taking up the spiritual life in an ashram in India. Confused, mortified, bored, and directionless, newly single Gopal lies to his few IndianAmerican acquaintances about the situation, and refuses to answer his daughters phone calls from Mongolia. He tries to cope with his emptiness by redecorating slightly, searching through the various corners of his small house, reading newspapers, and watching videos of Bollywood romance extravaganza films. Desperately lonely, he latches upon a copy of Cosmopolitan magazine that had belonged to his daughter, and takes a quiz gauging a mans suitability for a relationship which reveals that he is a Ditchable Dude. In the midst of his distress and his Bollywood fantasies, Gopals eccentric neighbor, the oddly attractive divorcee Mrs. Shaw whom he had previously thought of as loosemoralled because of her onenight stands and slovenly appears at his door asking to borrow one of his rakes. This sets off a whole new set of fantasies on his part. A few nights later Gopal sees her on her porch nursing a drink, and after a tentative conversation, asks her to have Thanksgiving dinner with him at home the next day. While cleaning and straightening for the date, Gopal finds several more of his daughters Cosmopolitans, and reads several articles on What women want from a man evidently it is for them to listen, listen, listen. With the help of the advice gleaned from the pages of Cosmopolitan, and to some extent in spite of it, Gopal and Mrs. Shaw Helen hit it off, and develop a warm, tender, intimate relationship. Mrs. Shaw is a high school counselor, and therefore a good and empathetic listener herself, and Gopal confides in her about his childhood dreams and sorrows. But the relationship does not go exactly as Gopal had planned. On Christmas Day, when Helen gently rebuffs his insistence on his longterm vision for the relationship, Gopal is very upset and shouts at her to leave. He then holes up sullen and frustrated in his house, refusing all attempts at communication from her, and is visibly angry when he sees she has a male visitor nearly a week later. On New Years Eve, Gopal discovers Helen has left a Christmas gift for him, and it is something very meaningful to him. He breaks down, and something in him shifts regarding the relationship, his family, and himself.