गर्मी में बहू की चारों तरफ से खुली रसोई | Daughter-in-law's open-on-all-sides | Cartoon Video

#गर्मी_में_बहू_की_चारों_तरफ_से_खुली_रसोई #Daughter-in-law's_open-on-all-sides_kitchen_for_the_summer #Cartoon_Video #Kahaniyo_ka_Safar (Nisha) #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 Sejal (26, distressed): Oh God! This kitchen is so exposed. These large windows don't even have shutters, nor is the space properly enclosed. Working here every day in this heat leaves me completely exhausted. Narration: Distressed, Sejal walks to the back of the kitchen and pulls the wooden door shut. Then... Sejal (26, annoyed): Well, at least that door is closed now. Now I can finish cooking the rest of the meal in peace. Narration: After closing the door, she resumes cooking. A short while later, just as she is cooking a roti on the griddle, a monkey suddenly enters through the window. Sejal (26, shocked): Hey! Shoo, get out of here! What kind of mischief is this? Narration: Before Sejal can react, the monkey lunges, grabs the *rotis*, and runs off. Looking at the empty plate, Sejal clutches her head in frustration... Sejal (26, distressed): Oh God! The monkey ran off with all the *rotis*, and now I have to make them all over again. In this open kitchen, you can't keep food safe for even a single minute. Narration: Sejal reluctantly begins kneading the dough again. But just then, the weather outside changes abruptly. The wind picks up, blowing dust through the open window and into the dough. Seeing this, she quickly covers the dough with another plate... Sejal (26, annoyed): Did the wind have to pick up right now? As if I didn't have enough trouble already—now this is just adding to it. First, the monkey took the *rotis*, and on top of that, the dust is blowing in. Just then, Savita calls out from outside... Savita (54, annoyed): Hey *Bahu*! Make some tea, will you? I have this strange headache... Narration: Sejal sets aside the dough she has kneaded with jaggery. She takes the milk out of the fridge, places it on the kitchen counter to make tea, and while searching for the tea leaves... Sejal (26, distressed): Oh no! I can't find the tea tin. It was right here on the counter this morning; where has it gone now? Narration: Just as she turns away, a cat sneaks in through the open window and drinks the milk. The moment Sejal spots it... Sejal (26, shocked): Disaster! The cat drank the milk. Now, nothing can save me from getting scolded. Mother-in-law will think I’m just making up excuses on purpose. Narration: Since there is no more milk in the house, Sejal makes black tea and serves it to everyone in the hall. Upon seeing the tea, Raghav grimaces... Raghav (58, surprised): Daughter-in-law, the milkman delivered milk this morning, so why are you serving us black tea? Neeta (21, smiling): Looks like the cat got into the milk again today. The kitchen windows are always left open, so the cat visiting is a daily affair for *Bhabhi*. Varun (25, amused): Hey *Bhabhi*, what’s up? You usually speak so sharply, but today you’re so quiet. Did the cat scare you that much today? Vivek (29, amused): Say what you will, Sejal looks good when she’s quiet. When she stays calm... Sejal (26, angry): All of you, be quiet! I’ve told you so many times to get that window closed, but you never listen, and I have to face this trouble every day. Narration: Sejal walks away, muttering in anger. The rest of the family exchanges glances and starts drinking their tea... meanwhile, evening has set in. Sejal and Neeta go to the market to buy vegetables. They pick out potatoes, onions, and some greens from a vendor. After making their purchases, they head back home. On the way, they spot their neighbor, Savitri Amma, walking home with a bag of vegetables. Seeing her, Sejal approaches her... Sejal (26, affectionately): Oh, Amma! Are you carrying the vegetables all by yourself? How will you manage such a heavy bag?