एक छोटी रसोई में 100 बड़े-बड़े बर्तन || 100 Huge Utensils in a Small Kitchen || Cartoon Videos"

#एक_छोटी_रसोई_में_100_बड़े_बड़े_बर्तन #100_Huge_Utensils_in_a_Small_Kitchen #Cartoon_Videos #kahaniyon_ki_gallery (Sandhya) #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 Ragini (24): (Going to heat the milk) There is just one lota (vessel) of milk, yet I have to use such a huge pot to heat it. I keep telling Maa-ji to get a smaller pot... Narration: Manvi picks up a large pot and places it on the stove to heat the milk; however, as she lifts the pot, other large vessels kept in the kitchen start to topple over. (Sound of vessels falling) Subhadra (50): (Sitting outside) Oh, daughter-in-law, what is happening? Why are so many vessels falling? Ragini (24): (From the kitchen) Maa-ji*, our kitchen is so small, and with 100 large vessels kept in here, a vessel or two is bound to fall, isn't it? Narration: Ragini heats the milk and comes out of the kitchen. She looks puzzled because, even after pouring that amount of milk into such a large pot, the milk is barely visible. Ragini (24): (Surprised) *Maa-ji*, it seems the milkman is giving less milk these days. I poured a whole *lota of milk into this huge pot, yet the milk isn't even visible. Subhadra (50): (Pondering) How is that possible, daughter-in-law? He delivers the same amount of milk every day. Let's speak to him when he arrives in the evening. Narration: As evening falls, the milkman arrives at the house. Subhadra and Manvi go to the door to speak to him about the milk. Subhadra (50): (Complaining) Brother, please make sure you deliver the correct amount of milk. It seemed very little this morning. The pot was so large that the milk was barely visible in it. Milkman (45): (Surprised) Oh, Didi, I always deliver the right amount. I gave exactly the same quantity today as I do every day. Ragini (26): (Firmly) Alright then, Brother, from today onwards, I will measure the milk. That way, we’ll know for sure whether the milk is short or if our vessel is simply too big. Milkman (45): (Laughing) As you wish, Didi; feel free to measure it. Narration: The next day, Ragini brings a measuring vessel, carefully measures the milk, and pours it into the large pot. Ragini (26): (Satisfied) I’ve measured it precisely now. No one can claim the milk quantity was short. Narration: Ragini puts the milk on to heat in that same large pot. A while later, when she glances into the pot, the milk once again appears very scarce. Ragini (26): (Distressed) Oh God! The milk looks so little again. I think this pot is so huge that the milk looks even more diminished once it heats up. (To herself) It takes an hour just for this pot to heat up, and on top of that, there’s so little milk. It’s like a drop in the ocean. Subhadra (50): (In a normal tone) Daughter-in-law, make some dal-chawal today. Everyone is hungry. Ragini 26: (Wearily) Yes, Mother-in-law. Narration: Ragini takes out a large 11-liter pressure cooker. As she lifts the lid, it slips from her hand and falls to the floor. Subhadra 50: (From outside) Daughter-in-law, what fell this time? Ragini 26: (Exasperated) Mother-in-law, what can I do? The vessels are so huge, and the kitchen is so tiny. If I pick up one vessel, another one falls over. Narration: Ragini puts a small amount of rice into the 11-liter cooker and starts wishing she had a smaller one. Ragini 26: (To herself) It would be so much better if we had a three-liter cooker. Who uses an 11-liter cooker to cook such a small amount of rice? Narration: Ragini puts the lentils on to cook in a large pot. The stove had two burners, but there wasn't enough space to place both large vessels on it at the same time. Ragini 26: (Frustrated) The stove has two burners, but I can only use one at a time. These vessels have completely blocked the path in the kitchen. Narration: A long time passes while the lentils and rice are cooking. It is time for the family meal, but the lentils still haven't cooked through properly. Ganesh 52: (Irritated by hunger) Hey daughter-in-law, are you cooking a meal or making 'Birbal's Khichdi' [an endless cooking task]? It’s been so long; isn't the food ready yet? Ragini 26: (Smiling) Papa-ji, just a little while longer. Manvi 24: (Wearily) Papa-ji, what can she do? It takes an hour just for these huge vessels to heat up. The food can only cook quickly once the vessel gets hot, right?