"1 ही चूल्हे पर 20 कुकर चढ़ाने वाली बहू || In-Law with 20 Cookers on One Stove || Cartoon Videos"

#1_ही_चूल्हे_पर_20_कुकर_चढ़ाने_वाली_बहू #In_Law_with_20_Cookers_on_One_Stove #Cartoon_Videos #Rangeeli_kahaniyan (Uday) #pyasamohalla #panikaSankat #sukhiTanki #Sukhamohalla #PaniKitalash #Animatedstories #Cartoonvideos #Hindistories #Hindicartoonvideo #Hindicartoonstories #sisterinlawstory #AmirGaribBahu #DevraniJethani #AmirGhamandiDevrani #DevraniJethanikabantwara #GaribSASBahu #sasbahustories 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 Thanks Radhika (50): (While cooking) Oh God, I start sweating profusely just from cooking... Tina (18): (Entering happily) Mom, what are you making? Please make Matar Pulao (pea pilaf) for me today; I’m really craving it... Radhika (50): (Wearily) Alright... Santosh (52): (Reading the newspaper) Hey dear, please make Matar-Aloo (pea and potato) curry for me; I feel like eating peas today... Suchitra (75): (Chanting on prayer beads) Daughter-in-law, make something delicious and sweet. Do one thing—put some grated carrots in a pressure cooker to boil and make a nice Gajar ka Halwa (carrot pudding)... Radhika (50): (Distressed, to herself) Listening to everyone's demands might just be the death of me... These old customs will kill me... I need to bring a daughter-in-law into the house soon. That’s the only way I’ll get some relief... [Narration: After this, Radhika starts cooking by placing twenty pressure cookers on a large stove in the kitchen...] Radhika (50): (While cooking, to herself) Oh God, please get my sons married soon. At least one daughter-in-law would come into the house, and my burden would ease a bit. How long can I keep cooking for so many people all by myself? [Narration: Just then, the whistles of the cookers began to blow one after another. Radhika hurriedly picked up each cooker, opened the lid, and checked the food.] Radhika (50): (Frustrated) There’s dal in one, rice in the second, vegetables in the third, and pulao in the fourth... Oh God, I’ve been doing nothing but putting cookers on the stove since morning. [Narration: Radhika somehow managed to prepare the food in all twenty cookers and lined them up in the kitchen. Afterward, the entire family sat down in a row to eat.] Ruchika (22): (Extending her plate) Mom, give me some rice first; I’m really hungry. Santosh (52): (Extending his plate) Dear, serve me some matar-pulao (pea pilaf); I’ve been craving it since this morning. Tina (18): (Extending her plate) Mom, put some vegetables on my plate too, and oh, don’t forget the carrot *halwa*. Manvi (21): (Extending her plate) Mom, give me some raita along with the *paneer*. Rahul (24): (Sitting back comfortably) Mom, give me a little extra dal and make sure the rice is hot. Karan (20): (Extending his plate) Mom, give me both pulao and *paneer*. [Narration: Radhika kept serving everyone’s plates all by herself. No one even tried to get up and help her.] Radhika (50): (Exhausted, to herself) No one sees that I’ve been running around all alone since morning. Everyone is focused only on their own plate. [Narration: After everyone else had finished eating, Radhika finally sat down with her own plate. She was drenched in sweat from the effort of the meal.] Radhika (50): (Wearily) I’m absolutely worn out today. Cooking all this food, serving everyone, feeding them... and there are still so many dishes left to wash. Suchitra (75): (Eating leisurely) Daughter-in-law, I did all this in my youth too. You aren't the only one doing it. Radhika (50): (With a hint of annoyance) Mother-in-law, you did it in your youth, but I’m doing it even in my old age. At least you had a daughter-in-law arrive eventually; mine hasn't come yet. Please think about my situation too. Suchitra (75): (Laughing) Then you bring home a daughter-in-law too; who’s stopping you? Radhika (50): (Looking at Neeraj) Neeraj, son, why don't you get married now? I need a daughter-in-law in the house too. Neeraj (26): (Calmly) Mom, if you think I should get married, then you look for a girl. I have no problem getting married. Radhika (50): (Happily) Are you serious, son? Then I’ll start looking for a girl today itself. [Narration: A few days later, Radhika was sitting with a neighbor, sharing the troubles she faced at home.] Sushma (55): (Surprised) Radhika, why do you look so exhausted? Radhika (50): (Wiping away sweat) What can I say, Sushma? I’m worn out from all the work. Besides, it’s an old tradition in our house—food for twenty pressure cookers is cooked on a single stove. Gayatri (45): (Astonished) Twenty pressure cookers on a single stove? That in itself is a massive amount of labor. Radhika (50):