Krishnakanta's Will begins as a typical tale of disgruntled future heirs and forged wills. Krishnakanta and his brother, Ramkanta, owned a valuable piece of land, but the property had been bought in the name of Krishnakanta. Ramkanta had a son, Govindalal, and Krishnakanta always wanted to do right by his nephew, and make sure he would eventually control that portion of the land that would be rightfully his -- but he never managed to draw up the right papers during Ramkanta's lifetime. When Krishnakanta does finally draw up his will he bequeaths half the land to his nephew -- which ticks of his own oldest son, the no-good Haralal.