"बारिश में गरीब ससुराल वालों ने खाए पाव भाजी || Poor In-Laws Eat Pav Bhaji in Rain|| Cartoon Videos"

#बारिश_में_गरीब_ससुराल_वालों_ने_खाए_पाव_भाजी #Poor_In_Laws_Eat_Pav_Bhaji_in_Rain #Cartoon_Videos #kahaniyon_ki_gallery (Uday) #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 dedidated to entertain you by our video. if you like the video pleàse share and give your valuable comment and feedback so that we can improve. thank Narration: It was raining heavily outside. A mat was spread out on the veranda, where the entire family was seated. Plates of piping hot Pav Bhaji were placed before them. Amidst the sound of the rain, the family members sat comfortably, enjoying their meal. Ashish // 8 years // Happily: Mom, you’ve made amazing Pav Bhaji today. It’s raining so hard outside, and here I have hot Pav Bhaji—there couldn't be a better evening than this. Asha // 34 years // Smiling: If you like it so much, then eat slowly, son. But don't rush; the bhaji is still very hot. If you burn your mouth, you'll spend the rest of the evening complaining about me. Ashish // 8 years // Mischievously: Mom, if your Pav Bhaji is this good, why would I complain? I’d just ask for a second helping. Anjali // 11 years // Smiling: I’ll ask for a second helping too. But Mom, you’ve applied the butter to the pav perfectly today. That’s exactly how I like it. Asha // 34 years old // Laughing: Wow! Now my daughter is even keeping track of the butter on the *pav*. Anjali // 11 years old // Innocently: Mummy, if there’s the right amount of butter in the food, it tastes so much better. Ritu // 18 years old // Smiling: Chachi*, it’s not Anjali’s fault. I also prefer a little extra butter in the *pav bhaji you make. Asha // 34 years old // Affectionately: Alright, so I’ll have to fulfill both the kids' requests today. But first, finish what’s on your plates. Nikita // 36 years old // Laughing: Asha, you’ve really spoiled the kids. Once they get a taste of your cooking, the new requests will start pouring in every day. Asha // 34 years old // Smiling: *Bhabhi*, what could be better for me than seeing the kids eat happily? Mahendra Ji // 65 years old // Happily: And the rain has really set the perfect mood today. I’ve been craving pav bhaji since this morning. Ramesh // 37 years old // Smiling: Dad, you didn't tell anyone you were craving pav bhaji earlier. If you had, I would have picked up the ingredients from the market. Mahendra Ji // 65 years old // Laughing: Oh son, we have daughters-in-law in the house now. Why would I need to go to the market? I figured I’d get something good to eat right here at home. Sarla Devi // 60 years old // Contentedly: He’s right. No matter what troubles exist, there is immense peace of mind when the children and the family sit down to eat together. Narration: Just then, Anjali was about to eat a piece of pav she had broken off when her eyes fell on the plate in front of her. She placed the piece of pav back on the plate. Anjali // 11 years old // Gently: Mummy, I just remembered something. Asha // 34 years old // Affectionately: What did you remember, dear? Anjali // 11 years old // Emotionally: Do you remember the days when we lived in that old shop? That was when I told you I wanted to eat *Pav Bhaji*. Asha // 34 years old // With a faint smile: Yes, dear, I remember everything. I haven't forgotten a thing; I still remember it all today. Ashish // 8 years old // Innocently: Mom, but I never understood why the dish you made that day was called *Pav Bhaji*. Asha // 34 years old // Smiling: You two didn't know what real Pav Bhaji was like back then. I just made something using whatever ingredients I had, just to make you happy. Ritu // 18 years old // In surprise: Chachi*, you tried to make *Pav Bhaji for the kids even during those difficult times? Asha // 34 years old // Emotionally: When children ask for something from the heart, a mother sees their wish as more important than her own struggles. Anjali // 11 years old // Smiling: But Mom, back then I told you that I wanted Pav Bhaji made specifically by *Chachi*. Asha // 34 years old // Affectionately: And I promised you that one day I would make that exact Pav Bhaji for you. Anjali // 11 years old // Happily: Today, you kept your promise. Sarla Devi // 60 years old // Emotionally: Children truly don't forget the past. They remember the food, but more than that, they remember the love behind it.