हर संडे 18 घंटे सोने वाला ससुराल | In-laws who sleep for 18 | Cartoon Video | kahaniyon Ka Tohfa |

#हर_संडे_18_घंटे_सोने_वाला _ससुराल #In-laws_who_sleep for_18_hours_every_Sunday #Cartoon_Video #Kahaniyon_Ka_तोहफा Roshni #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 dedicated to entertain you by our video. if you like the video please share and give your valuable comment and feedback so that we can improve. thank Narration: Following her wedding, preparations are underway for Aarti’s griha pravesh (ceremonial entry into her new home). Sita (28, cheerful): Welcome, bhabhi (sister-in-law)! We are so happy to have you in our lovely home. Narration: Aarti knocks over the ceremonial kalash (pot) and, after placing her feet into a tray filled with red kumkum (vermilion), steps into the house. Sita (28, cheerful): Now, bhabhi*, please place the *griha pravesh gift—the customary token—right here in my palm! Savita (21, annoyed): Oh, *didi*! Why should you get the entire gift all to yourself? I’m standing right here too—don’t forget, I’m your younger sister-in-law! Sita (28, affectionately): Look, *bhabhi*—I live in Chennai now. My husband is a pilot, and he rarely gets time off, which is why I was only just able to make it for the wedding. You can shower all your love on your younger sister-in-law later, but for now, please give all that love to me! Aarti (23, affectionately): Oh, my dear sisters-in-law, please don’t worry at all! In my eyes, both of you are equally special. Narration: Smiling warmly, Aarti places the griha pravesh gift into the hands of both her sisters-in-law. Kanchan (50, affectionately): It’s quite late now, bahu (daughter-in-law). You must be exhausted from the journey; why don’t you go and get some rest in your room? Bhavesh (54, matter-of-factly): And yes, *bahu*, please try to wake up a bit early tomorrow morning—we all have to head to the office. Because of the wedding, we had all taken a week off from work, but tomorrow, everyone is returning to the office. Aarti (23, cheerful): Certainly, *Papa-ji*. My mother had mentioned that everyone in my new family has a job! Bhavesh (54, serious): Yes, dear. Your husband, Mohit, works in the corporate sector, and your mother-in-law is a designer at a fashion design firm. And your younger sister-in-law here works in sales for a major beauty products company. As for me, I work as an accountant at a private firm. Kanchan (50, affectionately): Daughter-in-law, if you ever feel like working, you’re more than welcome to—it wouldn’t be a problem at all. Aarti (23, cheerfully): Oh, no, Mother-in-law. I did complete my education, but I have absolutely no interest in having a job. I truly enjoy managing the household, cooking delicious meals for everyone, and spending time talking with the family. Mohit (26, cheerfully): Wow, Aarti! That’s wonderful. Someone really needed to be here at home, after all. Kanchan (50, affectionately): Alright, enough with the jokes and laughter—everyone, head off to your respective rooms and get some sleep. Narration: Aarti enters the bedroom with her husband, Mohit, and the two sit down to chat. Mohit (26, affectionately): Aarti, your eyes look heavy; it seems you’re feeling quite sleepy now. Aarti (23, a bit weary): Yes, I’m exhausted from all the wedding rituals. But aren’t you feeling sleepy? Mohit (26, surprised): I only ever get a truly restful sleep on Sundays. Aarti (23, a bit weary): Why is that? Don’t you sleep on the other days? Mohit (26, matter-of-factly): Well, there’s so much work at the office throughout the week, so on Sundays, we all just end up sleeping a bit longer. Aarti (23, affectionately): That’s true—one should sleep more on Sundays. After all, for those who work, it’s the only day of the week they get to truly rest. Mohit (26, affectionately): Alright then, don’t overthink it—just get some sleep. Narration: Both of them fall asleep. The next morning, Aarti wakes up first, heads to the kitchen, prepares a meal for the 'first kitchen' ritual (*pehli rasoi ki rasm*), and sets it out on the dining table. Everyone arrives and takes their seats. Bhavesh (54, surprised): Well, daughter-in-law! You’ve prepared the entire breakfast all by yourself and even laid it out on the table. I actually thought you’d take full advantage of your husband during this 'first kitchen' ritual and make him roll the *rotis*! Savita (21, cheerful): It’s a good thing you didn’t ask Bhaiya (brother) for help, Bhabhi (sister-in-law)—otherwise, we’d have ended up feeding this whole meal to the cows! Mohit (26, annoyed): Oh, come on, Savita! Do I really cook such a disaster, or are you just pulling my leg? Sita (28, cheerful): Oh, *Bhaiya*! Have you forg