रोज बहू की रसोई का हिसाब लेने वाली सास || The Mother-In-Law Daughter-In-Law Kitchen || Cartoon Video

#रोज_बहू_की_रसोई_का_हिसाब_लेने_वाली_सास #The_Mother-In-Law_Daughter-In-Law_Kitchen #Cartoon_Video #Hindi_Story_Bubbles (Umika Lakra) #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 Roshni: (26 years old, normal tone) (To herself) Let me cook the meal quickly. I have to go out for some very important work afterwards. But making *aloo parathas* (potato-stuffed flatbreads) takes so much time. *Sigh*. Narrator: Roshni was making *aloo parathas* when her mother-in-law, Shanti, walked into the kitchen carrying a small diary and a pen. Shanti: (55 years old, normal tone) Alright, daughter-in-law, tell me—it's time for the accounts. Narrator: Roshni is taken aback upon hearing this and is confused. Roshni: (26 years old, normal tone) Accounts? What accounts, Mummy-ji? Shanti: (55 years old, normal tone) The accounts for everything happening in the kitchen. After all, I am the one who has to buy all the groceries. So, I need to keep track of how things are being managed. "Come on, tell me quickly—what are you doing in the kitchen today, and what have you cooked?" Roshni: (26, normal tone) "Right now, I’m just making aloo parathas. So, make a note that flour and potatoes have been used." Shanti: (55, normal tone) "No, absolutely not—it’s not just that. You must have added salt and chili, right? And tell me if you’ve added ginger, garlic, or any other spices; I need to keep an account of every single thing." Roshni: (26, angry) (To herself) *Oh God, what new drama has started in this house now? I am truly fed up with living here.* Shanti: (55, normal tone) "Hey, what are you thinking about so hard? What kind of calculations are you doing? It’s just the usual spices, isn't it?" Roshni: (26, normal tone) "Yes, I’ve added salt, red chili, and a little bit of garlic paste to the potato filling." Narrator: Shanti then proceeds to thoroughly inspect the mixture; she finds a small piece of onion in it, picks it up, and says... Shanti: (55, normal tone) "Look, you’ve added some onion to this too. Nothing escapes my eye—tell me the absolute truth; I have to keep a record of everything." Narrator: Shanti then notes down all these items and asks further... Shanti: (55, normal tone) "Now, at least tell me how many spoons of salt and red chili you used, and whether you used half an onion or a whole one." Roshni: (26, making a face) "Mummy-ji, who keeps accounts in such minute detail? And what do you even gain from calculating things so precisely?" Shanti: (55, normal tone) Don't worry, everything will become clear soon enough. But right now, tell me quickly—how many spoons of masala did you put in this? Narrator: Roshni was completely irritated by now and spoke up in anger. Roshni: (26, angry) I put in one spoon of salt, half a spoon of red chili powder, and half an onion. Narrator: After noting down all the measurements, Shanti left. Roshni angrily made *aloo parathas* for everyone, and shortly after, the family sat at the breakfast table eating them. Rohan: (28, normal tone) The parathas turned out well. Roshni: (26, normal tone) (Under her breath) Yeah, well, every single ingredient was measured out precisely. Rohan: (28, normal tone) Did you say something? Roshni: (26, normal tone) Oh, nothing at all. Narrator: After breakfast, everyone left for work. Roshni cleaned the kitchen and started on the rest of the housework. Meanwhile, Shanti went to the shop to buy groceries. now, but we’ll have to see if it actually works out in the long run. Besides, you don't need to worry too much; your son and daughter will certainly stand by you. Shanti: (55, normal) They’ll stand by me for now, but what about later? There comes a time when everyone turns against you. We’ll have to see what happens next; everything is in God's hands now.