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ससुराल में मर्दों को देर तक सोने की आजादी | Freedom for men | Cartoon Video | Kahaniyon Ka Tohfa |

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Kahaniyon ka तोहफा
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#ससुराल_में_मर्दों_को_देर_तक_सोने_की_आजादी #Freedom_for_men_to_sleep_late_at_their_in-laws_house #Cartoon_Video #Kahaniyon_Ka_Tohfa Umika #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 Narrator: Upon hearing the alarm, Preeti is startled; she quickly sits up in bed. Preeti: (26 years old, groggy) (To herself) Oh man, the alarm is going off again so early in the morning. Narrator: Rohan, sleeping beside her, grimaces at the sound of the alarm and speaks up. Rohan: (28 years old, grimacing) Oh man, your alarm goes off so early every day and ruins my sleep completely. Narrator: Preeti turns off the alarm and, still groggy, goes to the kitchen to get a drink of water; just then, her sister-in-law Roshni walks in. Roshni: (25 years old, groggy) Didi... I really didn't feel like waking up this early today. I just wanted to keep sleeping peacefully. Preeti: (26 years old, annoyed) Oh, do you think I feel like waking up early? The moment the alarm rings, I get startled and jump out of bed. On top of that, the nagging starts—complaining that the alarm ruins sleep. Look at us; we have to get up this early. Their sleep is only slightly disturbed. Roshni: (25 years old, grimacing) Oh Didi, our husbands have nothing else to do—they eat, drink, go to work, and sleep. The biggest perk here is that the men in the family have the freedom to sleep in late. But that rule certainly doesn't apply to the daughters-in-law. Narrator: So, both daughters-in-law get up early, even though they have absolutely no desire to do so. They are compelled to handle the rest of the household chores. After finishing the cleaning, they bathe and get ready; by then, their mother-in-law has also bathed and joined them. Shanti: (55 years old, matter-of-factly) Hmm... well done; you two have done a great job. "Make sure to whip up some delicious aloo parathas (potato-stuffed flatbreads) for breakfast today. I’ve been craving them for ages." Narrator: Meanwhile, Roshni and Preeti had already finished all the household chores and were preparing breakfast. Just then, Shanti went to the prayer room to offer her morning prayers. Shanti: (55, composed) (With folded hands) Oh God, I only pray that peace and happiness always prevail in our home; that is all I desire. Narrator: After finishing her prayers, Shanti stepped out of the prayer room and ran into a neighbor. Sheila: (55, cheerful) You beat me to the temple again today! You’ll never lose that habit of waking up early. Shanti: (55, composed) Oh, absolutely. Waking up early is wonderful, and look—my daughters-in-law are picking up the habit too. They woke up early, cleaned the house, and are making breakfast right now; I’m looking forward to eating some piping hot *aloo parathas*. Sheila: (55, composed) You and your daughters-in-law are amazing. Your daughter-in-law is just like you. My daughter-in-law, on the other hand, wakes up much later than I do. Shanti: (55, composed) I made sure to instill that habit in them. You have to be a bit firm; that’s the only way to keep things under control. Narrator: Shanti returned home, woke everyone up, and after getting ready, the family sat down to have breakfast together. Ramesh: (56, cheerful) Those aloo parathas were delicious. Narrator: Afterward, the men of the house left for work. Once the household chores were done and they had gotten ready, Preeti and Roshni also prepared to leave for their jobs. Roshni: (25, composed) *Mummy-ji*, we’ve already cooked lunch and set it aside. We’re leaving for work now. Shanti: (55 years old, normal) Alright. Narrator: The two sisters-in-law get into an auto-rickshaw and head off to work. Roshni: (25 years old, sleepy) I’m still feeling sleepy, Didi. For one thing, after just a few days of...