2 बहु एक साथ मिलकर खाना नहीं बनाएगी||2 daughters-in-law will not cook together||Hindi cartoon story

#2_bahu _ek_sath_milkar_khana_nhi_bnayegi #2_बहु_ एक_साथ_ मिलकर_खाना_नहीं_ बनाएगी #2_daughter-in-law_will_not_cook_food_together radhikha #animtedstories #hindicartoonstory #cartoonkahaniya #AnimtedCartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #hindistory #hindikahaniya #sasbahu #sasbahukajhghda #naitikkahanai #stories #newstories #garibkikahani #sasbahuladai #sasbahukalesh Title: Two Daughters-in-Law Won't Cook Together Names of Characters: Mother-in-law: Suman Devi, 60 years old Father-in-law: Kailash Nath, 65 years old Grandmother-in-law: Shanti Devi, 70 years old Aunt-in-law: Usha, 62 years old Elder Son: Alok, 30 years old Younger Daughter-in-Law: Megha, 26 years old Younger Son: Mohit, 27 years old Elder Daughter-in-Law: Kriti, 28 years old Neighbor 1: Geeta, 50 years old Neighbor 2: Maya, 56 years old Neighbor 3: Poonam, 60 years old Neighbor 4: Sunita, 53 years old Maya's Daughter-in-Law: Anjali, 30 years old Neighbor's Daughter-in-law 2: Deepika, 27 years old Sunita's younger son: Rohit, 27 years old Sunita's younger daughter-in-law: Neha, 26 years old Sunita's older daughter-in-law: Riya, 28 years old Story Start Narration... It's morning, and amidst the quiet of the neighborhood, a noise is heard. Suman Devi comes out of the house and sees her neighbor Poonam and her daughter-in-law Anjali arguing with each other. Poonam, 60 years old (helplessly): "Daughter-in-law! Where will I go now? Don't throw me out of the house. I have no other support. I've transferred my entire property to both of you. Don't throw me out of the house." Anjali, 30 years old (loudly): "Enough, Mother! We can't keep you with us anymore. There are plenty of old-age homes here. You should stay there." Narration... The two are still arguing when Suman Devi, seeing this, speaks to her neighbor, Maya. Suman Devi, 60 (surprised): Oh my God! This is the first time I'm seeing Anjali's daughter-in-law. Poonam ji has bequeathed all her property to her son and daughter-in-law, yet these people are throwing Poonam ji out of the house. Maya, 56 (smirking): Suman ji, but this is what happens to elderly parents these days, so I keep my daughter-in-law and sons under my control. Narration... The echoes of Poonam ji's uproar hadn't yet died down in the neighborhood when a taxi pulls up outside Sunita's house. Sounds of crying and pleading can be heard from inside the house. Sunita, 53 (sobbing): Rohit... Son! Listen to me, don't send me to that unknown place. Isn't there even a corner left for me in this house? I never complained that you guys don't give me time. I just live by your faces. Don't send me to an old age home, son; I'll feel suffocated within those walls. I promise I won't interfere with anything, just let me stay with you. Rohit, 27 (irritated): Mom, why don't you understand? Being emotional doesn't satisfy you. Neha and I have such shifts that we don't see each other's faces for weeks. Who will take care of you? Neha, 26 (loudly): Mom, Rohit is right. I have a new job, I can't take leave. And Riya Didi is at the office all day. Who will look after you at home? Sunita, 53 (helplessly): Riya! You understand, right? You're the eldest daughter-in-law of this house. Have you also decided that your mother-in-law has become a burden to this household? Are you doing the same thing after seeing Anjali? Riya, 28 (making a face): "Maaji, there's no point in arguing. Alok and Rohit made this decision together, and we two daughters-in-law are with them. We all have to be at the office by 9 a.m. Should we prepare breakfast or serve you? You'll get your food and medicines there on time. Come on, the taxi is waiting outside." Rohit, 26 (loud voice): "Mom, let's go now. Whining won't change the reality. We've paid three months' fees in advance. We'll visit you every month, that's it? Now, give up your stubbornness and go peacefully." Narration: Seeing Sunita ji crying and getting into the taxi, Suman Devi's entire family and other neighbors gather there. All the neighbors talk amongst themselves, Suman Devi, 60 (shocked): "Geeta ji, this is heartbreaking. After Poonam ji, now Sunita too... What has happened to these children? Is money and career everything? The mother who dedicated her entire youth to their jobs and education has become a headache for them today, 'caring for' her. Geeta, 50 (whispering): "Suman ji, this disease is spreading throughout the neighborhood. Daughters-in-law just want freedom, and sons can't see beyond their wives' words. It's heartbreaking to see Sunita go so helpless. This is modernity! Where parents are treated as 'old furniture' and thrown out of the house." Narration... Seeing all this happening in the neighborhood, Suman is terrified and thinks to herself,