A "Tokri Cycle Gift" for a boy is likely a gift that combines a tricycle (or a small bicycle) with a gift basket ("tokri" means basket in some languages, like Hindi and Urdu). This is a popular gift idea for young children, especially in countries like Pakistan and India, where tricycles and kids' bicycles with front baskets are common.

Here's a breakdown of what this gift typically entails:

Components of a Tokri Cycle Gift

The Cycle: This is the main part of the gift. It's usually a small tricycle or a beginner's bicycle. For very young boys (ages 2-5), a tricycle is a common choice. These often come with features like light and music, and sometimes have a parent handle for steering.

The Tokri (Basket): The cycle will have a front basket attached to the handlebars. This is where the additional gifts are placed.

The Gifts: The "tokri" is filled with other small presents, often chosen to delight a young boy. These can include:

Toys: Small cars, action figures, building blocks, or other age-appropriate toys.

Treats: Chocolates, candies, or other snacks.

School Supplies: Pencils, crayons, a small notebook, or a pencil case.

Accessories: A small water bottle, a cartoon-themed helmet, or a bell for the bike.