गर्मी में खुले खेत में 3 बहू की लटकती हुई रसोई | 3 Daughters-In-Law Hanging Kitchen | Cartoon Video

#गर्मी_में_खुले_खेत_में_3_बहू_की_लटकती_हुई_रसोई #3_Daughters-In-Law_Hanging_Kitchen #Cartoon_Video #Kahaniyo_Ka_Safar prem #animtedstories #hindicartoonstory #cartoonkahaniya #AnimtedCartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #hindistory #hindikahaniya #sasbahu #sasbahukajhghdam #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 Sharda (62, smiling): Daughters-in-law, customers have arrived. Yes, tell me—here in our open fields, within the suspended kitchens run by my three daughters-in-law—what would you folks like to eat? Ramu (40, smiling): Well, I would like some Aamras (mango pulp) prepared by your eldest daughter-in-law. Radha (38, smiling): And I would like to eat the colorful Pani Puri made by your youngest daughter-in-law—specifically with the tamarind and sour mango water. Suman (40, smiling): I would like to drink the tomato soup prepared by Nisha. (Narration): In the summer heat—surrounded on all sides by beautiful mountains—Sharda seats the customers in the open field, right beneath the suspended kitchens run by her three daughters-in-law. Meanwhile, Ragini prepares and serves Aamras to Ramu; Kanika begins serving her colorful Pani Puri (with its various flavored waters) to Radha; and Nisha prepares and hands over the tomato soup to Suman. Ramu (40, smiling): Wow, what excellent Aamras you’ve made! Drinking Aamras during the summer season—here in your fields, within the unique setting of your daughters-in-law's suspended kitchens—is an absolute delight. I enjoyed it immensely! Radha (38, smiling): And I really loved your colorful—red and yellow—*Pani Puri* as well! Suman (40, smiling): And drinking this tomato soup—made from tomatoes grown right here in your fields—has left me feeling completely refreshed! Ramalal (65, smiling): East or West, my three daughters-in-law are the absolute best! (Narration): During the summer months, within the kitchens suspended high above their open fields, Ramalal and Sharda's three daughters-in-law busily prepare food for their customers. Meanwhile, the three brothers are down in the fields, tending to their crops, while Suraj, Vikrant, and the other children play together in the garden. ... Narrator (Sharda), 62 (smiling): You must be wondering, too—why have my three daughters-in-law set up a suspended kitchen in an open field surrounded by mountains? And why are so many people flocking here? So, come along; let’s discover the story of my daughters-in-law—and find out exactly how, and under what circumstances, this suspended kitchen came to be. (Narration): In a small house situated in a small town surrounded by mountains on all sides, Ramlal and Sharda's three daughters-in-law sit, distressed by the heat. Meanwhile, Ragini sits near the stove, gazing at the empty ration containers. Just then, Suraj and Vikrant enter the house, drenched in sweat and clad in tattered clothes. Suraj (8, sadly): Mummy, Mummy! We are so hungry; please give us something to eat. Vikrant (7, smiling): Yes, Mummy, we’re absolutely famished! Give us food quickly. And we’re feeling really hot, too. Ragini (33, smiling): Children, let your father come home first, and then we’ll serve you your meal. Just wait a little while until then. Nisha (30, smiling): Children, come over here. I’ll use the end of my sari to fan you both and cool you down. (Narration): The children sit down next to Nisha, and she begins fanning both of them with the end of her sari. A short while later, Ramesh and his brother return home, their faces etched with fatigue, carrying hoes and shovels on their shoulders. Nisha (30, anxiously): What happened? You both look very sad and exhausted. Suraj (8, happily): Mummy! Papa and Uncle are back! Now, hurry up and serve us our food! Ramesh (35, astonished): Ragini, why did you keep the children hungry until we returned? You should have fed them. Nisha (30, making a face): It’s not that we enjoy keeping the children hungry—but we could only feed them if there were actually something to feed them! Kanika (26, sadly): We thought you two might bring something back with you on your way home—something we could cook and feed to the children—because there isn't a single grain of food left in the house, nor is there any vegetable remaining. Mahesh (28, despondently): How could we possibly bring anything back? We have no money, and our fields haven't yielded any harvest yet.