Can you explain the leela of the grapes with Boss Dharamsee? I want to understand what happened.

Certainly. The story of Boss Dharamsee and the grapes is a powerful leela detailed in Chapter 35. Kaka, a devotee, brought grapes with seeds as an offering to Baba. When Baba began distributing them, Boss Dharamsee, a skeptical visitor, was reluctant to eat them because he disliked seeded grapes and was concerned they were unwashed. He even thought to himself that if Baba were a true saint, He would know his dislike. In response, Baba gave him more grapes and commanded him to eat. When Dharamsee obeyed, he was astonished to find the grapes in his mouth were completely seedless. Chapter 35 describes his amazement: "Finding such seedless grapes, Dharamsee was amazed in his heart; He thought, 'What a strange power! What is impossible for these saints?'" This miracle demonstrated Baba's omniscience, instantly dissolving Dharamsee's ego and skepticism.