"छत पर कौन है?"

Translation: Who is on the terrace?

[CarissaS103]

Santa?

[ph.ft4070]

Thief

[Talaith1]

If chaat is both terrace which is on the ground, and roof which is above you, how do you know what someone is talking about?

[vinay92]

The translation is a bit misleading. The word 'terrace' in Indian English almost exclusively refers to a rooftop terrace so that is how it has been used here. A terrace not on the roof would not be called a 'chhat'.

[AlanWalker859659]

I thought
रसोडे में कोन था?

[Sarathvc]

Satellite launched by Elon Musk

[websford]

Chhat is roof

[MitkaM]

What's a terrace? Like a balcony?

[vinay92]

In Indian English, it refers almost exclusively to the flat area atop the roof of a house that is used for sun-drying clothes, recreation, etc. This is the meaning with which it has been used here.
You can refer to the Wiki article for the general meaning.

[MitkaM]

Ok thank you that's helpful.

[MuskanShar848703]

I can listen