तालाब किनारे 3 बहुओं की खेती और पकवान || Cartoon Videos || Farming and cooking of 3 DIL at the pond

#Talab_Kinare_3_bahuon_ki_kheti_aur_pakwan #तालाब_किनारे_3_बहुओं_की_खेती_और_पकवान #Farming_and_cooking_of_3_DIL_at_the_pond #Sas_Bahu_Or_Shajishe (Tanzeel) #gareebbahuein #teengareebbahuonkikheti #khetiaurthandirasoi #teenbahukajugarusasural #barishmeinteenbahuen #hindicartoonstories #animtedstories #hindicartoonstory #cartoonkahaniya #AnimtedCartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #hindistory #hindikahaniya #sasbahu #sasbahukajhghda #naitikkahanai #stories #Familydrama #newstories #garibkikahani A poor family consisting of elderly parents Hari Ram and Kamla, their three unemployed sons, and their three daughters-in-law—Sharda, Pooja, and Nishtha—struggled to survive. With almost nothing to eat, little Amit often cried from hunger, leaving Sharda heartbroken and frustrated with her husband's laziness. One day, while the three women were washing clothes near a village pond, Amit innocently asked a fisherman for a fish. The fisherman refused, explaining that hard work, not charity, earns food, and advised them to stop depending on others and encourage the men in their family to work. Though his words were harsh, they deeply affected Nishtha. She noticed that despite the drought, the land beside the pond remained green and moist. She suggested using that fertile patch to grow vegetables instead of complaining about their fate. At first Sharda dismissed the idea, but Pooja supported Nishtha, realizing that waiting for the men to change would only bring more hunger. Back home, the family continued surviving on a single potato and a few chilies. Nishtha also suggested moving the smoky indoor stove into the open courtyard to reduce heat and improve ventilation, a simple idea that made everyone's lives more comfortable and earned appreciation from the elders. Hari Ram then mentioned that the only property they still owned was the small piece of land near the pond. Inspired, the three daughters-in-law decided to cultivate it themselves. Nishtha revealed that she had secretly brought vegetable seeds from her uncle's shop during her last visit to her parents' home, hoping they might someday become useful. Together, the women cleared weeds, removed stones, prepared small planting beds, sowed tomato, chili, okra, bottle gourd, ridge gourd, and other vegetable seeds, and watered them daily using pond water. They worked tirelessly despite the scorching sun, determined that Amit would never sleep hungry again. After a week, tiny green shoots appeared, filling them with hope. Soon the plants began flowering and producing vegetables. However, when the three husbands saw their wives working in the fields, they initially felt embarrassed, worrying that the villagers would laugh at them because women were doing farm work while the men remained idle. Sharda boldly reminded them that the real shame was allowing their children to starve while wasting time playing cards. Pooja challenged them by saying that if men could sit under a tree all day doing nothing, women could certainly work to feed their families. Nishtha calmly explained that no work is dishonorable when it feeds loved ones. Her words awakened the brothers' conscience. Ashamed of themselves, they abandoned their laziness and joined their wives in farming. Together they expanded the vegetable garden, watered the crops, and shared responsibilities as a united family. Their relationship also improved, replacing blame with teamwork. One evening Nishtha used the fresh vegetables, herbs, gram flour, and semolina available at home to prepare crispy fritters, sweet pancakes, and mint chutney on the newly built outdoor stove. The delicious aroma attracted their neighbor Neelam, who praised the food, happily paid ₹100 despite Nishtha's refusal, and suggested that such tasty homemade snacks would sell extremely well in the market because many people avoided cooking during the intense summer heat. That single suggestion sparked a business idea.