"बारिश में गरीब ससुराल ने खाए चटपटे पकोड़ा कड़ी चावल || Poor In-Laws’ Rainy Feast || Cartoon Videos"

#बारिश_में_गरीब_ससुराल_ने_खाए_पकोड़ा_कड़ी_चावल #Poor_In_Laws’_Rainy_Feast #Cartoon_Videos #Cartoon_Videos #kahaniyon_ki_gallery (Uday) #animtedstories #hindicartoonstory #cartoonkahaniya #AnimtedCartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #hindistory #hindikahaniya #sasbahu #sasbahukajhghda #naitikkahanai #stories #newstories #garibkikahani #sasbahuladai #sasbahukalesh hi guys this channel is purely made for fun by using high quality animated-videos in 4k. we are fulloy dedidated to entertain you by our video. if you like the video pleàse share and give your valuable comment and feedback so that we can improve. thank Narration: It was morning. The entire family was sitting together in a small house. Bunty (7) [Softly]: Grandma, what is this aroma? It smells amazing. But where is it coming from? Kalyani Devi (70) [Smiling]: Oh, my dear... someone nearby is cooking pakoda-kadhi and rice. That’s the aroma of the tadka (tempering) being added to it. Bunty (7) [Surprised]: *Pakoda-kadhi*? What is that, Grandma? I’ve never eaten it. Kalyani Devi (70) [Affectionately]: Oh, child... you take sour yogurt and mix gram flour into it to make a tangy, flavorful kadhi*. Then, soft *pakodas (fritters) are added to it. And when you eat it mixed with plain, hot rice... well, it feels just like heaven. Bunty (7) [Happily]: So, why haven't we ever eaten it, Grandma? Kalyani Devi (70) [Seriously]: We have, son... we’ve eaten it plenty of times. But ever since poverty cast its shadow over this house, we haven't had the fortune of having it. Back then, whenever it rained, kadhi-pakora and rice were the first things cooked in our home. Narration: Just then, Rajesh, Vinod, and Vivek get ready to leave for work. Rajesh (55) [Seriously]: Come on, Vinod and Vivek, let's leave quickly, or we'll be late. We have a lot of catering work today anyway. And if we’re late today, the boss will hurl abuses at us in front of everyone. Vinod (30) [Softly]: Yes, Dad, let's go... Narration: Rajesh, Vinod, and Vivek leave... Night falls; the three have returned from work, and everyone is sitting together, eating dinner. Bunty (7) [Happily, while eating]: We’re having dal-chawal today. But in a few days, we’ll all eat kadhi-pakora and rice, right? It’ll be so much fun, won't it, Grandpa? Rajesh (55) [Smiling]: Yes, my brave boy, we certainly will. By the way, tell me, when does the rainy season start? Come what may, this time we are definitely going to eat kadhi-pakora and rice. Palak (28) [Happily]: Oh yes, Dad, the rains are just about to start. The weather is already changing. I’m so excited, I can’t even tell you. As soon as the rain starts, we’ll make that super-tangy kadhi-pakora and piping hot rice, and then we’ll enjoy it while watching the rain. Sunita (50) [Happily]: Yes, yes, come what may, we’ll definitely have it this time. Oh, the joy of eating kadhi-chawal in the rain—it’s a pleasure like no other. Narration: The next morning. Sunita-ji was standing outside her house. That wealthy neighbor of hers was standing right across the street. Rama (50) [Loudly]: Oh, Shakuntala, look—just look at their condition. These poor souls have such a huge family, yet they live in such a tiny house. I wonder how they manage. Shakuntala (50) [Laughing]: Oh Rama, our living room alone is bigger than their entire house. And with the rains coming soon, just watch—their house won't remain a house anymore; it’ll turn into a pond. Nirmala (45) [Approaching affectionately]: Oh, Sunita-behen, don't pay attention to what they say. Look, they are rich; they have money to burn. How could they possibly understand the struggles of us poor folk? We know what we have to endure, don't we? Don't be sad; God willing, everything will work out. Sunita-ji (50) [Affectionately]: You know, Nirmala, you are truly a wonderful person. Everyone in the neighborhood just makes fun of our poverty; you’re the only one who speaks to us so kindly. Narration: Sunita-ji walks away. Night falls, and the entire family is sitting together. Sunita-ji (50) [Seriously]: Listen, Vivek is all grown up now, and the catering business is doing quite well too. I’m thinking it’s time we got him married. Kalyani Devi (70) [Happily]: Yes, yes, that’s exactly what I’ve been thinking. If another granddaughter-in-law joins the family, I’ll feel like I’ve attained ultimate salvation.