"छत पर चुपके मायके वालों की दावत करने वाली बहु || Bahu Secretly Feeds Her Parents || Cartoon Videos"
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"छत पर चुपके मायके वालों की दावत करने वाली बहु || Bahu Secretly Feeds Her Parents || Cartoon Videos"
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Meena (48): (Sitting on the sofa) Our Mitali has grown up so fast, hasn't she, Chhoti?
Shobha (45): (Sitting) Yes, Jiji (elder sister), you're right... you should get her married now... she has turned 24.
Meena (48): (Distressed, teary-eyed) What will happen to me once she gets married? She has taken such loving care of this home and all of us.
Shobha (45): (With slight tears in her eyes, dramatic tone) You're right, *Didi*; my daughter is still young, too... Mitali is both the son and the daughter of this house; who knows what will happen after she leaves...
Narration: Tears well up in Meena's eyes at the thought of her daughter's wedding. She becomes emotional thinking about Mitali.
Meena (48): (Tears in her eyes) If our Mitali gets married and leaves one day, this house will become so empty. Without her, nothing at home will feel right.
Shobha (45): (Emotionally) You’re right, Didi; Mitali has truly held this household together. Once she leaves, who will care for you the way she does?
Narration: Just then, Mitali walks out of the room and overhears their conversation. She comes over and sits beside her mother.
Mitali (24): (Smiling) Ma, why are you both worrying so much? I’m not going anywhere after getting married. How could I leave you all behind to start a separate home?
Meena (48): (Surprised) Dear, a girl has to go to her in-laws' house after marriage. Why are you saying this?
Mitali (24): (Affectionately) Ma, I’ll certainly find a way to keep looking after you. But I won’t leave my family. You two mean the most to me.
Narration: Hearing this, Meena embraces Mitali. However, that very evening, a new worry arrives at their doorstep.
Mukesh (50): (Sadly) Meena, I received some terrible news at the shop today.
Meena (48): (Anxiously) What happened? Why are you so upset?
Mukesh (50): (Worriedly) Things aren't going well at work. My employer said that if the situation doesn't improve, he’ll have to let me go.
Meena (48): (Distressed) Your job is in jeopardy, and we still have our son's wedding to arrange. I don't know how we'll manage everything.
Mitali (24): (Reassuringly) Mummy, don't worry. When problems arise in life, a solution always follows. Everything will work out in time.
Narration: A few days later, Mukesh actually loses his job. The family's financial situation begins to deteriorate, and talk of Mitali's marriage comes up again.
Meena (48): (Softly) Dear, we need to start thinking about your marriage now, too.
Mitali (24): (Seriously) Mom, I can't get married so soon. You don't have work, and there's no money in the house. How can I leave you and go away at a time like this?
Mukesh (50): (Reasoning) Dear, but we can't hold you back forever.
Mitali (24): (Firmly) Dad, I’ll get a job first. Let me at least stand on my own two feet.
Narration: The very next day, Mitali sets out in search of a job. She applies at several places but doesn't find work on the first day.
Mitali (24): (Wearily) I didn't get a job today either, but I won't give up.
Narration: The next day, she visits several more companies. On the third day, her hard work pays off, and she lands a job at a company.
Mitali (24): (Happily) Mom! I got a job. The salary is twenty thousand rupees a month.
Meena (48): (Delighted) Really, dear? God has seen your hard work.
Mitali (24): (Smiling) Now, at least I'll be able to take care of you for a while.
Narration: Now, Mitali goes to work every morning and works hard all day. Upon returning home in the evening, she also helps her parents with household chores. One day, Mitali's aunt brings a marriage proposal for her.
Shobha (45): (Happily) Didi, Mitali is working so hard. We’ve found a good match for her.
Meena (48): (Eagerly) Who is the boy? Shobha (45): (Explaining) He is the son of my sister-in-law’s sister-in-law. It’s a good family, and the young man has a good job.
Meena (48): (Thoughtfully) Alright, invite them over tomorrow. Let’s meet the boy’s family.
Boy’s Mother (45): (Smiling) The girl is very beautiful. Dear, how much do you earn?
Mitali (24): (Simply) Aunty, I earn twenty thousand rupees a month.
Boy’s Mother (45): (Proudly) My son has a package of one lakh rupees. It won’t matter even if you don’t earn anything; my son will take care of everything after the wedding.