This saying in Parsi culture means "the chicken of the bar is not for sale." It is often used to convey the idea that some things are not easily obtained or accessible, and that one should not expect to always get what they want. It can also be interpreted as a reminder to appreciate what is available and not to always desire what is out of reach.
Above is Parsee sayings baari no murgo.
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