हर Sunday मायके जाऊंगी | I will visit my parents' home every Sunday|Cartoon Video| Kahaniyo ka Safar

#हर_Sunday_मायके_जाऊंगी #I_will_visit_my_parents_home_every_Sunday #Cartoon_Video #Kahaniyo_ka_Safar (Mahi) #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 Narration: It is Sunday morning. Anaya stands at the doorstep of her parental home, holding a small bag. Upon seeing her, her sister-in-law’s face turns red with anger, and she flings the broom she was holding to the side. Geetika (30): (Angrily) Oh, look! Her Highness Anaya has arrived... Please, do come in; I was practically waiting with bated breath just to welcome you! Anaya (25): (Laughing) Oh, Bhabhi! It was Sunday today, so I just dropped by. By the way, why are you so irritated this early in the morning? Geetika (30): (Screaming) No! Today is your Sunday, not ours! For us, today is 'Anaya Day'! You just show up whenever you feel like it. Anaya (25): (Affectionately) Bhabhi, you just love to start a fuss, don't you? This is my parental home; I’ll come whenever I want. Why get so angry about it? Geetika (30): (Muttering) Just because it's your parental home, does that mean you have to mark your attendance every single Sunday? Don't you have any chores or responsibilities at your in-laws' place? You pack up and come here every Sunday—don't the people there say anything to you? Anaya (25): (Reasoning) Oh Bhabhi, it's nothing like that. It’s a mad rush at my in-laws' place all week long. On Sundays, one just needs a little peace and quiet. That’s why I come here—to find some peace. You tell me, where else would a girl find more peace than at her parents' home? Geetika (30): (Shouting) Do you come for peace, or to show off your laziness? Just say it plainly—you probably have to do more work at your in-laws' on Sundays because all the men are home, so you come here using this as an excuse to shirk your duties! Anaya (25): (Distressed) Oh Bhabhi! You really do get irritated over nothing. Narration: She spends the rest of the day at her parents' home and returns to her in-laws' house in the evening; after spending the entire week there, Saturday night arrives again. Anaya is taking clothes out of the wardrobe and packing them into a small bag when her husband enters the room. Anaya (25): (To herself/Thinking) // That’s it; I’ve packed all the essentials. I’ll leave early tomorrow morning. Jitendra (28): (Affectionately) // What is this bag for? Are we going somewhere? Anaya (25): (Happily) // Oh no, it’s Sunday tomorrow; I’m going to my parents' place. Narration: The next morning—Sunday—everyone in the house is up. Atul-ji is reading the newspaper. Meena-ji is in the kitchen. Just then, Anaya comes out of her room, ready and carrying her bag. Meena-ji (50): (Affectionately) // Oh, daughter-in-law! You’re up? Where are you going? It’s Sunday, you know—everyone is off work today. Everyone is in the mood for something tasty to eat. Come to the kitchen quickly; we’ll make breakfast that everyone likes. Anaya (25): (Seriously) // Well, *Maa-ji*... since it’s Sunday, I’m going to my parents' place. Meena-ji (50): (Concerned) // To your parents' place? First thing in the morning? Did you get a call, dear? Is everything alright there? Anaya (25): (Distressed) // Yes, *Maa-ji*, everything is fine. It’s just important that I go. I’ll be back by evening. Narration: Without listening much to anyone or seeking advice, Anaya immediately walks out the door. Just then, the elder daughter-in-law, Neha, comes out of the kitchen. Neha (30): (Angrily) // There, Maa-ji*! Did you see that? Her Majesty has finally arrived! Apparently, Sundays belong only to her. She just *has to run off to her parents' place every Sunday! She didn't ask anyone or consult anyone; she simply did as she pleased and walked out! Meena Ji (50): (Reasoning) Oh, daughter-in-law, it’s alright. She’s newly married, after all. The poor thing probably misses her parents' home on Sundays. She stays here in the house all week long, doesn't she? Neha (30): (Muttering) Misses it? Ma-ji, every girl misses her parents' home after marriage, but that doesn't mean one should abandon all household chores every Sunday to go sit at one's parents' place! Sunday is the one day everyone is off work and home... Meena Ji (50): (Affectionately) Come now, Neha, it’s fine. This way, she gets to meet everyone, and she’ll feel a bit better too. It takes time to adjust to a new environment, after all. Don't be angry; come, let’s make breakfast together.