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#nand_Ko_Dahej_ke_narak_mein_dhakelne_wali_bhabhi #नंद_को_दहेज_के_नर्क में_धकेलने_वाली_भाभी #The_Sister_in_Law_Who_Pushed_Her_Husband_Sister_into_a_Dowry_Hell #Cartoon_Videos #Abundance_magical_Stories (komal) #nandKoDahejkenarakmeindhakelnewalibhabhi #goodvsbadmotherinlaw​​ #everyonehadamotherinlawlikeher​​ #bestmotherinlawintheworld​​ #goldenmagicalkahaniyan​​ #animatedstories​​ #Animatedvideos​​ #Cartoonvideos​​ #HindiStories​​ #FamilyStories​​ #Cartoonstories​​ #Animatedstories​​ #hindicartoonstory​​ #cartoonkahaniya​​ #Devranijethanikikaha​​ #animtedstories​ #hindicartoonstory​ #cartoonkahaniya​ #AnimtedCartoonvideos​ #Hindistories​ #hindicartoonstoryHindicartoonvideo​ #Hindicartoonstories​ #hindistory​ #hindikahaniya​ #sasbahu​ #sasbahukajhghda​ #naitikkahanai​ #stories​ #newstories​ #garibkikahani​ #sasbahuladai​ #sasbahukalesh​ The Sister-in-Law Who Pushed Her Husband’s Sister into a Dowry Hell The Daughter-in-Law’s In-laws’ Home… Mother-in-law: Sarita, 45 Father-in-law: Mukesh, 50 Daughter-in-law: Riddhima, 28 Husband: Amit, 31 Matchmaker: Kokila, 50 The Husband’s Sister’s (Nanad’s) In-laws’ Home… Husband’s Sister (Nanad): Mohini, 30 Her Husband: Rakesh, 28 Mother-in-law: Shanti Devi, 50 Father-in-law: Dinesh, 50 Start Narration: At 8:00 AM, after returning from the gym, Mohini is in her room getting ready. Riddhima brings her breakfast. Riddhima (28) (affectionately): Oh, Mohini! You haven’t had breakfast yet? How many times have I told you not to stay on an empty stomach? Mohini (30) (smiling): Bhabhi (sister-in-law), I was just getting ready. You are exactly like my own mother! Riddhima (28) (laughing): Is that so? Well, if I’m like your mother, then do as I say. Tell me, did you like the new outfit I brought for you? If not, I can return it and get something else you’d prefer. Mohini (30) (happily): No, *Bhabhi*, I love it! You know my taste better than anyone. Narration: Mohini hugs Riddhima. Riddhima (affectionately): Just keep smiling like this, my dear sister-in-law. Narration: Later, Mohini goes to collect her MA exam results. After spending some time having fun with her friends, she returns home. Seeing her, her father, Mukesh, asks joyfully: Mukesh (50): Mohini, dear, I’m heading to the market. What should I bring for you? Tell me—surely, something of your choice is in order today? Mohini (30) (laughing): Papa, I don’t need anything in particular. Just bring whatever you think is nice. Mukesh (50): (Affectionately) Hey, would I ever buy anything without my daughter’s approval? Tell me, what should I get? Mohini (30): Alright, please bring some jalebis and ice cream. Mukesh (50): That’s more like it! Sarita (45): (Smiling) And daughter-in-law, let us know if you’d like anything too. Riddhima: (Smiling) No, Mummy-ji, I have everything I need. Mukesh: Tell me, Mohini dear, which phone would you like? I’ll get you a new one—after all, my daughter is about to start her next course of study! Riddhima: (To herself) Unbelievable! Whenever anything needs to be bought for the house, Mohini is the first one consulted. It’s as if the daughter-in-law doesn’t even exist in this home! My phone has been broken for ages, yet no one even bothered to ask if I needed a replacement… Narration: Riddhima feels deeply irritated by this. A while later, Mukesh returns with the snacks and the new phone, handing the phone to his daughter first—which further annoys Riddhima. Riddhima has just finished slicing potatoes to make aloo bhujia (stir-fried potatoes) when her mother-in-law walks in… Sarita (45): (Laughing) Oh my, what have you made? You really should have asked first, shouldn’t you? Riddhima (28): What else was I supposed to make, Mummy-ji? Sarita (45): Don’t you realize today is such a special day for Mohini? You could have prepared something nice—maybe a paneer dish or something similar! Riddhima (28): You’re absolutely right, Maa-ji. But since Papa-ji was bringing things from outside, I thought we’d just have a simple meal at home. Besides, I’ve already prepared the *bhujia*. Sarita (45): (Smiling) Well, we’ll eat the bhujia too. Why don’t you just make some kheer (rice pudding)? That way, you won’t have to go through the trouble of making puris and *kachoris*. Riddhima (28): Very well, Maa-ji. (To herself): "What else could it be if not hard work? Everything is done for the daughter, but nothing for the daughter-in-law! Would the world end if they didn't get their *kheer*? And here I am, stuck standing around just to make it..." Narration: Saying this, Sarita walks away, and Riddhima goes ahead and prepares the *kheer*. Later that night, after dinner, feeling a sense of resentment, Riddhima complains to her husband.