What role did other devotees, like Kaka and Tarkhad, play in Boss Dharamsee's first experience with Sai Baba?

Other devotees played supporting but crucial roles in Boss Dharamsee's initial visit, as described in Chapter 35. Kaka was the one who brought the offering of grapes, following the principle that one should not go empty-handed to a Guru. This offering became the very instrument through which Baba performed the miracle for Dharamsee. Babasaheb Tarkhad served as a point of contact and a witness. When the curious Dharamsee asked Tarkhad why he came to Shirdi, Tarkhad's simple reply, 'For Darshan,' and his statement that one's desires are fulfilled there, set the stage. Later, after the miracle, Dharamsee confirmed with Tarkhad that his own grapes still had seeds, which amplified Dharamsee's amazement and solidified the personal nature of his experience.