बाढ में फंसी बहू के लिए भाई लाया 1 साल का राशन | Brother brings a year's supply of | Cartoon Video

#बाढ_में_फंसी_बहू_के_लिए_भाई_लाया_1_साल_का_राशन #Brother_brings_a_year's_supply_of_rations_for_his_sister-in-law_stranded_in_the_floods #Cartoon_Video #Abundance_Sas_Bahu_kahaniya Umika #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 dedicated to entertain you by our video. if you like the video please share and give your valuable comment and feedback so that we can improve. thank Payal: (27, matter-of-fact) Wow, all these supplies have arrived so quickly. Riya: (22, happy) I’m so happy that, after everything we’ve been through, our house is finally being rebuilt. Narrator: Just then, some neighbors from the village arrive, looking in a sorry state. Sheila: (55, surprised) Oh, Shanti, are you really getting your house rebuilt? How did this even happen? We all faced that terrible situation; the floods took everything from us. We were left homeless, yet here your new house is already under construction. Rohan: (28, matter-of-fact) Absolutely, Aunty. All this has been possible thanks to just one person. If it weren't for him, we wouldn't have been able to do any of this. Sarla: (50, sad) Well, it’s good that at least someone’s life has found a ray of hope. Otherwise, our lives were shrouded in such darkness, and who knows what the future holds? We don't even have a single grain of food left to eat. Payal: (27, matter-of-fact) Don't worry about that. I’ll cook a meal for everyone this evening, and we’ll all eat together. Sheila: (55, happy) Really, dear? Payal: (27, matter-of-fact) Yes, absolutely, Aunty. We have plenty of rations, and we’ll all share a meal together. Narrator: Everyone is delighted, but to understand how things reached this point—and how everything was set right—let’s turn back the hands of time a little. (Intro ends) (Flashback begins) Narrator: Payal was returning home from the market with supplies. Once home, she cooked dal-chawal (lentils and rice) for everyone. It had grown dark, but... Shanti: (55, worried) I’m terribly worried—why hasn't Rohan come home yet? Ramesh: (56 years old, worried) It’s alright, dear; there’s no need to worry so much. He must have gotten held up with some work, which is why he’s late. Narrator: Everyone was worried about why Rohan hadn't returned from work yet, but a short while later, he finally came home. Yash: (25 years old, calm) Hey brother, why did it take you so long to get home from work today? Do you realize how worried we all were? Rohan: (28 years old, troubled) Well, I just picked up some extra work at a place today. I was busy finishing that. We’re already facing so many difficulties at home, so I didn't feel like turning down the work. Payal: (27 years old, calm) That’s fine, but please keep an eye on the time; there’s a limit to how much work you can do in a single day. Just doing your regular work is enough. Go wash up; I’ll serve dinner for everyone in the meantime. Narrator: Rohan washed up and returned, and everyone sat down to eat. The meal consisted simply of dal and rice; seeing this, everyone looked disappointed. Riya: (22 years old, making a face) I don't know why we always have to eat food like this. Why don't we ever get to eat something good? Narrator: Shanti snapped at this remark. Shanti: (55 years old, angry) How many times have I told you not to turn up your nose like that when food is served? You’re always disrespecting the food. People yearn for even a single morsel to eat. So, just eat your meal quietly. Narrator: After that, everyone ate quietly and went to sleep. Around 4:00 AM, it started raining, and water began leaking into the house. Everyone’s sleep was disturbed, and in the ensuing chaos, they started placing vessels around to catch the water and prevent it from spreading across the floor. Riya: (22 years old, groggy) This early morning rain has completely ruined my mood. It’s the time for such deep, lovely sleep, yet look at what we’re doing. Yash: (25 years old, sleepily) Our day has certainly gotten off to quite a start. Narrator: Since everyone’s sleep had been disrupted like this, they all felt incredibly exhausted. But what else could they do? It rained for a long time, and once it stopped, the house had to be dried out. Payal: (27 years old, distressed) We’ve been trying to dry up the water for ages, but there’s still so much dampness left. Honestly, this is going to be a daily struggle throughout the rainy season. Rohan: (28 years old, distressed) Exactly. Who knows when our roof will finally get fixed? Work and business suffer during the rainy season, too.