बारिश में देवरानी के पकोड़े - जेठानी की आम की चटनी | Younger Sister-in-Law's Pakoras | Cartoon Video

#बारिश_में_देवरानी_के_पकोड़े_जेठानी_की_आम_की_चटनी #Younger_Sister-in-Law's_Pakoras_and_Elder_Sister-in-Law's_Mango_Chutney_for_a_Rainy_Day #Cartoon_Video #Abundance_Sas_Bahu_kahaniya Susmita #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: Dark, heavy clouds filled the sky, and the rain was pouring down. Inside the kitchen, the elder sister-in-law, Naina, was grinding her mango chutney, while the younger sister-in-law, Diya, was frying fritters. Meanwhile, the rest of the family sat on the veranda, enjoying the rain—joined by their husbands' friends. Diya (25, sounding exasperated): "Oh, *Didi*, you’re quite clever. Every time, you just whip up that mango chutney and slip out of the kitchen, leaving me here to fry heaps of fritters for the whole family." Naina (28, sounding irritated): "Oh, Your Highness... you think my job is easy? Just try grinding this mango and mint chutney on the silbatta (grinding stone) sometime. When the spicy green chilies I add to it touch your hands... you’ll be begging for mercy." Narration: The two sisters-in-law were engaged in some lighthearted bickering over their chores when Shanti called out to them. Shanti (58, calling out): "Hey, daughters-in-law! What are you doing in there? Bring the fritters and chutney out quickly—or do you plan to bring them only after the rain stops?" Narration: Why exactly are these two sisters-in-law arguing over fritters and mango chutney? And while the rest of the in-laws are enjoying the rain on the veranda, why are these two stuck in the kitchen? Let’s step back in time a bit to hear this interesting story... [Flashback begins] Shanti (58) (looking at her daughters-in-law): "The two of you... enter the house by tipping over the ceremonial pot with your right foot." Narration: Hearing Shanti's words, Naina and Diya tip over the pot and enter the house. Pihu (23) (happily): "Bhabhi, you must be tired, right? Let me take you to your room." Narration: Pihu takes Naina and Diya to their room. Exhausted from the wedding, both fall asleep quickly. The next morning marks their 'Pehli Rasoi' (first cooking ritual); getting ready, they go to their mother-in-law, Shanti. Shanti (58) (affectionately): "Listen, daughters-in-law... today is your first time cooking in this kitchen. Just make whatever dish you are best at preparing." Narration: Hearing Shanti's words, both daughters-in-law head to the kitchen. Diya (25, to herself): It’s my first time cooking in this kitchen... I should make something sweet. I’ll prepare kheer*, *puri*, potato curry with gravy, and *suji halwa*... *Maa-ji will surely love it. Narration: Diya quickly places a kadhai (wok) on the stove and gets to work. Naina (28, thinking while chopping vegetables): Everyone eats puri-sabzi every day... Today, I’ll try something new and modern. Pihu will love it too. I’ll make momos, chowmein, white sauce pasta, and burgers... Everyone will really enjoy it. Narration: A few hours later, the two sisters-in-law arrange their respective dishes on the dining table. Everyone is seated; on one side of the table lies Diya’s traditional Indian meal, while the other features Naina’s modern fast food. Pihu (23, excitedly): Wow! Naina *Bhabhi*, you’ve practically opened a café right here at home... I just want to eat these momos and pasta. Raghav (35, laughing): Pihu’s hit the jackpot today... Naina, the food is truly delicious. Gopal (60, smiling): Brother, let the kids eat whatever they want... but for us, this puri-sabzi is the real feast. Bravo, Diya *beti*... there is magic in your hands. The potato curry gravy and this *kheer*—it was a delight to eat! Vivek (28, happily): Dad is right... the pleasure found in this kheer and halwa is unmatched... Diya... Shanti (58, happily): I loved the food prepared by both of them... both my daughters-in-law are masters of their own culinary styles.