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🍳 Cook with a Knife Collection? Residents Panic Over His Late-Night Hobby – DLF Phase 3, Gurgaon
📍 Location: Gurgaon, DLF Phase 3, Oshina Skypoint, Flat T-3382B
Kamika Jhawastri, a 41-year-old fashion merchandiser, lives alone in her ultra-modern flat T-3382B at Oshina Skypoint, DLF Phase 3, Gurgaon. She’s a self-declared “night owl” who usually starts her dinner prep post 9 PM. Because of this late routine, she hired a male cook — Prasoon Dedhwal, 32, who was referred by a freelance agency from South City. Prasoon’s job was simple: come at 8:30 PM, prepare light continental meals, clean up, and leave by 10.
But what nobody expected was that Prasoon’s real “hobby” would create midnight tremors across the building.
💥 Main Conflict
Everything seemed fine until one day, Kamika found a mysterious aluminium box in the corner of the utility shelf. Thinking it might be her old styling tool, she casually opened it — and froze. Inside was a collection of eight sharp knives, each more intimidating than the last — butcher blades, Japanese chef knives, and even what looked like a hunting dagger.
Worse? None of them belonged to her.
😲 Gossip Ka Masala
Kamika didn’t know whether to call the police or confront Prasoon. Instead, she decided to “test” him. She turned on the baby cam from her hallway and waited outside the flat during his cooking hours the next evening. What she saw on the footage made her skin crawl.
Prasoon was not cooking. He was polishing each knife lovingly, sometimes posing with them in the mirror. He even used his phone flashlight to inspect blade sharpness like a pro.
Within two days, the gossip travelled like wildfire. Tara Ralbhate, the over-involved neighbor on T-3382A, saw Prasoon in the lift with one blade peeking out of his bag. Tara screamed so loudly the security rushed up thinking someone was stabbed.
🧩 Event-by-Event Drama
Scene 1: The Mysterious Box
Kamika stumbles upon the knife set, hidden behind the cleaning bucket. Instead of panicking, she cleverly sets up surveillance and starts watching Prasoon’s movements.
Scene 2: Mirror Warrior
The footage reveals Prasoon often using Kamika’s mirror to mimic chopping moves, spinning knives in his fingers like a scene out of an action movie.
Scene 3: The Lift Incident
Tara sees the blade poking out and assumes the worst. Security Head Vishram Jukti is called. Prasoon is made to open his bag — and five knives tumble out, cleanly wrapped in a red cloth.
Scene 4: Explanation or Excuse?
When confronted, Prasoon explains he’s a “collector”, inspired by Japanese chefs and dreams of opening a culinary YouTube channel. But no one buys it fully.
🔀 Tension Point / Twist
Enter Mangu Bhurayya, a regular parcel delivery guy in Oshina Skypoint. He blurts out in front of the guards that he once delivered a full Katana sword to Prasoon two months ago, which was signed not under Kamika’s name, but by Prasoon himself, as a “tenant”.
Tenant? Kamika never rented out her flat.
Yeh Kahani Block #278 toh pure psychological thriller hai — “chef ya shadow assassin?” vibes ke saath! Prasoon Dedhwal ne late-night hobby ko legit horror bana diya, aur Kamika ka night-owl lifestyle directly suspense ke beech le aaya.
As promised, yahaan hain 10 razor-sharp, hyper-specific FAQs — same tried-and-tested format mein, directly based on this block:
Cook Found Polishing Knives at Night? Gurgaon Residents Unnerved
DLF Phase 3 ke Oshina Skypoint mein Prasoon Dedhwal naam ke cook ka “culinary passion” thoda zyada sharp nikla. Midnight knife-polishing rituals, mirror ke saamne action poses, aur mysterious Katana delivery ne building mein panic ka mahaul bana diya.
❓ 10 FAQs Based on This Exact Story
1. Cook agar personal sharp objects apne saath laaye toh kya employer use object kar sakta hai?
Asked by: Isha Porwal (39 yrs), Sector 53, Gurgaon
Haan, bilkul. Employer ko pura right hai unsafe items pe objection raise karne ka, especially agar woh kaam se linked na ho.
2. Kya kisi cook ke paas “knife collection” hona legal hai?
Asked by: Aniket Surol (41 yrs), Golf Course Road
Legal hai, jab tak woh domestic use tak restricted ho. Lekin storage aur usage employer ke ghar mein unka personal choice cross karta hai.
3. Agar kisi ne self-declared “tenant” likh diya bina rent agreement ke, toh kya woh offence hai?
Asked by: Jhanvi Tuteja (37 yrs), South City 2
Haan. False tenancy claim karna, especially gated society mein, misrepresentation aur security breach ke under aata hai.
4. Knife polishing ya mirror practice agar CCTV pe dikhe, toh kya woh alarming maana ja sakta hai?
Asked by: Rony V. John (43 yrs), Sohna Road
Yes — context matter karta hai, lekin jab woh repeated ho, aur tools lethal ho — red flags uthane shuru ho jaate hain.
5. Building committee kisi cook ko blacklist kar sakti hai kya?
Asked by: Meenal Ghate (35 yrs), Nirvana Country
Haan, agar koi worker society norms violate kare ya safety concern ho — toh committee written notice ke through ban enforce kar sakti hai.
6. Delivery boy ka Katana comment — kya woh ek legal red flag hai?
Asked by: Trivikram Bose (44 yrs), Ardee City
Yes. Sword delivery residential society mein legal ho sakta hai, par agar woh disclose na kiya gaya ho, toh concealed weapon suspicion ban sakta hai.
7. Cook ka “culinary YouTube dream” excuse valid lagta hai?
Asked by: Sheena Borkar (33 yrs), MG Road
Agar woh genuinely training le raha ho aur employer aware ho — thik hai. But secretive behavior + props at work = suspicious motive.
8. Kamika ka surveillance lagaana — kya woh privacy invasion tha?
Asked by: Deepak Singhal (46 yrs), Sector 45
Nahi. Jab aapke ghar ka worker ho, aapko security ke liye monitor karna legal aur advisable dono hai.
9. Tara ne lift mein panic create kiya — kya overreaction tha?
Asked by: Lubna D’silva (40 yrs), DLF Phase 2
Maybe. But jab knife visible ho aur cook unknown ho, toh instinctive fear justified hota hai, especially single women ke case mein.
10. Flat G-2299D mein uska rehire hona — kya building security lapse tha?
Asked by: Yash Adhvaryu (42 yrs), Sohna Sector 49
Yes. Agar blacklist apply nahi hua ya internal info share nahi ki gayi, toh security coordination failure hua.
❓ Open Trigger / Confusion
Kamika fires Prasoon on the spot and demands that the building committee blacklist him from working in the society. But a few days later, someone spotted Prasoon entering Flat G-2299D in the same society — hired by another single woman.
Did the building actually ban him?
Was his knife obsession just a misunderstood passion or something darker?
And why did he write himself down as a “tenant”?
Flat T-3382B may have gotten rid of the late-night knife man, but Oshina Skypoint now sleeps with one eye open.