बारिश में गरीब ससुराल वालों ने खाया,आलू दम बिरयानी || Poor In-Laws Feast on Aloo || Cartoon Video

#बारिश_में_गरीब_ससुराल_वालों _ने_खाया_आलू_दम_बिरयानी #Poor_In-Laws_Feast_On _Aloo_Dum_Biryani_During_Rain #Cartoon_Video #Lively_Storyland #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 Rohan: (28 years old, worried) (To himself) Oh man, I don't know what to do; things have gone terribly wrong. If this happens, I won't be able to change anything. Narrator: Rohan was sitting dejectedly in his cabin when his friend walked in. Roshni: (26 years old, normal tone) Hey Rohan, what's the matter? Why do you look so worried? Is everything okay? Narrator: Rohan shares his problem with Roshni, and after hearing everything, she speaks up. Roshni: (26 years old, normal tone) Oh, don't worry about it—I'm here, aren't I? I'll help you out. "Don't worry about all that. Just focus on your work." Narrator: So, both of them got back to work. Meanwhile, it was raining heavily, and water was seeping into the house. Payal: (26, distressed) We always face such trouble because of the rain. This time, the roof is leaking even worse than before, and a lot of water is coming inside. Nidhi: (22, distressed) You're absolutely right, *Bhabhi*; it makes life miserable for all of us. But the rain just doesn't seem to want to stop. Shanti: (55, distressed) When it rains, we can neither step out in peace nor stay inside comfortably. I don't know why we're saddled with so many troubles. Narrator: Everyone was distressed by the rain. When it eased up a bit, Payal and Nidhi started clearing the water out of the house, while Shanti went and sat outside with Ramesh. Just then, they saw a delivery person arrive at a neighbor's house, and a delicious aroma of biryani wafted over. Ramesh: (56, casual tone) Wow, look at that wonderful aroma! That neighbor of ours always orders takeout, especially when it rains. I wonder what she ordered today—pizza, a burger, or masala dosa? Shanti: (55, casual tone) She didn't order any of those; she loves biryani. Whenever it rains, her whole family orders some kind of biryani—chicken, *dum*, veg, or whatever else is available. Ramesh: (56, casual tone) Oh, that reminds me of my younger days; we used to eat biryani quite often back then. But it’s been ages now—I can't even remember the last time I had it. Shanti: (55, normal tone) Absolutely; I can't even remember the last time I had biryani. But honestly, the biryani from back then used to be so delicious—eating it really made one feel good. Now that we're talking about it, I’m craving biryani too. Ramesh: (56, normal tone) I often crave biryani as well, but given our current circumstances, we can't even think about having it. Narrator: While Shanti and Ramesh were talking, Payal and Nidhi had finished cleaning the house, and everyone was now sitting indoors. Shanti tried to turn on the TV, but there was no signal. Shanti: (55, annoyed) Oh great, who knows what’s happened to the TV now? Every time it rains, the network and connection get disrupted. Yash: (20, normal tone) Wait, Mom, I’ll go up to the roof and check the connection right now. Narrator: The heavy rain had caused the TV dish to lose its signal. Yash went up to the roof, fixed the connection, and got the TV working again before coming back down. Just then, a show came on where people were sitting together and eating biryani. Yash: (20, normal tone) That biryani on TV looks so delicious. I wish I could eat real biryani too. Narrator: Seeing the biryani made Yash crave it, so he changed the channel. Meanwhile, Payal had covered all the ration containers with plastic sheets to protect them from the rain. She then checked to see if any of the supplies had been ruined. Payal: (26, worried) (To herself) Oh no, the rations have run out; there’s nothing left in the house. What will we cook for dinner now? I don't even have the money to buy more supplies. Narrator: Nidhi walks over to Payal. Nidhi: (22 years old, calm) What’s the matter, Bhabhi? Why do you look so worried? Payal: (26 years old, worried) Oh Nidhi, we’ve run out of groceries, and I just don't know what to cook for dinner. Nidhi: (22 years old, calm) Don't worry, Bhabhi; I’ll go to the shop right now and get some groceries on credit. Narrator: Saying this, Nidhi leaves and goes to the shop. Nidhi: (22 years old, calm) Uncle, please give me some groceries. I don't have any money right now, but could you give them to me on credit? Bhaiya’s salary will come in a day or two, and we’ll pay you then. Shopkeeper: (45 years old, calm) Yes, yes, child,