"फुटपाथ का फैशन VS महंगे शोरूम का फैशन || Street VS Showroom Fashion || Cartoon Videos "

#फुटपाथ_का_फैशन_VS_महंगे_शोरूम_का_फैशन #Street_VS_Showroom_Fashion #Cartoon_Videos #kahaniyon_ka_rangmanch (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 Narration: The morning sun was mild and had not yet gained its full intensity. In the colony's lanes, a milk delivery person was making rounds, while the sound of sweeping could be heard outside various homes. Vandana stood on her third-floor balcony, hanging out clothes to dry amidst the lingering drips of the previous night's rain. Just then, the voice of the vegetable vendor from the street below reached her ears. Ramesh // 45 years // Calling out: Get fresh vegetables! Tomatoes, potatoes, onions, and green vegetables—get them here! Narration: Hearing the vegetable vendor's voice, Vandana speaks to her mother-in-law... Vandana (27, normal tone): "Ma, could you check if there are any tomatoes left in the kitchen? If not, I’ll go down and get some." Vandana (27, calling out): "Bhaiya, wait a moment! I need to buy some tomatoes." Sumitra Ji (55, affectionately): "Let me check right now, dear!" Sumitra Ji (55, normal tone): "Vandana dear, there are only two tomatoes left. We need them for today's vegetable dish too, so please get half a kilo." Vandana (27, hurriedly): "Alright Ma, I'll get them right away." Narration: When Vandana reached downstairs, Savitri and Geeta had also arrived to buy their daily vegetables. Upon seeing Vandana, Savitri smiled and beckoned her over. Savitri (52, smiling): "Oh, Vandana dear, you're here too? It looks like you won't be buying more than half a kilo of vegetables today either." Vandana (27, smiling): "No, Aunty, I only buy what is needed. If too many vegetables sit at home, they start to spoil after two or three days... Bhaiya, tell me, how much are the tomatoes per kilo?" Ramesh (45, gently): "Sister, they are fifty rupees a kilo today. These are top-quality ones; take a look." Narration: Vandana picked up the tomatoes from the baskets one by one to examine them. She set aside the soft ones and began selecting the good, firm ones. Ramesh (45, smiling): "Sister, you pick vegetables as if you were buying something very precious." Vandana (27, laughing): "Oh Bhaiya, whether it's vegetables or clothes, the item should be good. I don't like spending money on poor-quality things... Please weigh out half a kilo from the ones I've set aside here." Narration: Ramesh began weighing the tomatoes. Just then, Savitri’s eyes fell on Vandana’s suit..! Savitri (52, admiringly): "By the way, Vandana dear, your suit looks really nice today. Did you buy it recently?" Vandana (27, smiling): "Yes, Aunty, I got it just last Sunday." Geeta (45, eagerly): "Oh, wow! Where did you get it from? It has such a lovely print." Vandana (27, smiling): "From New Market. There are some good clothing stalls on the sidewalk there. That’s where I bought it." Savitri (52, in surprise): "What? From the sidewalk?" Vandana (27, smiling): "Yes, Aunty, from the sidewalk." Savitri (52, in surprise): "But dear, it looks exactly like something from an expensive showroom. I never would have guessed you bought it from a sidewalk stall." Geeta (45, somewhat skeptically): "But usually, you only find cheap or poor-quality clothes on the sidewalk." Vandana (27, explaining): "Aunty, it’s not necessary that every sidewalk stall sells bad quality clothes; you just have to shop carefully. I examine the fabric, check the stitching, look at the print and color, and then make the purchase." Savitri (52, in surprise): "And how much did it cost?" Vandana (27, casually): "Just five hundred rupees." Geeta (45, startled): "Five hundred rupees?" Vandana (27, smiling): "Yes, Aunty, five hundred rupees." Savitri (52, in amazement): "To be honest, if you hadn't told me the price yourself, I would have thought you bought it from a high-end showroom." Vandana (27, laughing): "Well, Aunty, you just have to take a little time to inspect the item before buying it." I don't believe that something is good only if it's expensive, or bad just because it's cheap.