Shloka 5.62.14
मधुवनभङ्गः — The Disruption of Madhuvana and Dadhimukha’s Complaint
कृत्वा केचिद्धसन्त्यन्ये केचित्कुर्वन्ति चेतरत्।कृत्वा केचिद्वदन्त्यन्ये केचिद्बुध्यन्ति चेतरत्।।5.62.14।।
kṛtvā kecid hasanty anye kecit kurvanti cetarat | kṛtvā kecid vadanty anye kecid budhyanti cetarat ||5.62.14||
Having done one thing, some made the others laugh; some did something else. Having done one thing, some went on talking with their companions, while others turned their minds to different pursuits.
Some made others laugh, some provoked others and some thought of doing something else having got over the intoxication.
It highlights the instability of conduct under intoxication and excitement; Dharma values steadiness (dhairya) and self-restraint (dama) rather than impulsive, disorderly behavior.
The vānaras, having gained access to Madhuvana and honey, behave in varied, unruly ways—laughing, provoking, talking, and shifting from one act to another.
By contrast (implicitly), the virtue emphasized is self-control—acting with restraint even amid celebration and success.