बारिश में गरीब ससुराल वालों ने खाई 7 तरह की बिरयानी | The impoverished in-laws ate | Cartoon Video

#बारिश_में_गरीब_ससुराल_वालों_ने_खाई_7_तरह_की_बिरयानी #The_impoverished_in-laws_ate_seven_varieties_of_biryani_in_the_rain #Cartoon_Video #Abundance_Sas_Bahu_kahaniya Tanzeel #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: Amidst the morning chill and the puddles formed in the lane by the night's rain, Vaijayanti stands at her doorway, clearing out the drain. Just then, Lata steps out; upon seeing the stagnant water, she boils over with anger. Vaijayanti (56) (Indignantly): Lata-ji, the soil from your flowerpots washes down and clogs the drain, yet we are the ones who have to face the trouble. It happens every single time! Lata (54) (Angrily): Don't bring my flowerpots into this. The water flows past your house first. Look at your own place before pointing fingers at others. Vaijayanti (56) (Angrily): Nothing from our house goes into the drain! We paid for the cleaning last time, too. We aren't going to foot the bill unnecessarily this time. Lata (54) (Sarcastic): So, am I supposed to pay for it all alone? If we live in the same lane, we have to cooperate. You always sit there harping on about your troubles and poverty! NARRATION: Vaijayanti flares up at Lata’s taunt. Their raised voices cause doors to slide open as neighbors begin to peek out. Just then, Vijay steps out and tries to calm his wife down. Vijay (62) (Reasoning): Let it go, Vaijayanti. We’ll call the person who cleans the drains and find out exactly where the blockage is. Vaijayanti (56) (Angrily): No! Why must we always be the ones to compromise? Lata-ji needs to admit her mistake too. Lata (54) (Angrily): Fine! From today onwards, I won't come to your house, nor will I invite you to mine. Vaijayanti (56, angrily): I have no desire to visit your house either! From today, all visits between us stop! NARRATION: Lata’s daughter-in-law, Shivani, comes out and starts leading her inside. Meanwhile, Sandhya also reasons with Vaijayanti and guides her indoors. As they leave, Sandhya and Shivani exchange glances; both understand that their friendship is not to blame for the elders' quarrel. Shivani (25, distressed): Mummy-ji, please come along. The issue with the drain can be resolved through conversation. Why are you both ending such a long-standing relationship over a trivial matter? Lata (54, angrily): Don't try to reason with me right now! Sandhya (26, in a calm voice): Mummy-ji, let’s go inside first. We can call someone to clean it and have the problem inspected. Talking while angry will only escalate the situation. Vaijayanti (56, annoyed): Are you taking her side too? Do we always have to be the ones to back down? Sandhya (26, gently): I’m not taking sides. I just want the problem resolved without things escalating unnecessarily. NARRATION: Sandhya leads Vaijayanti inside. Lata also goes into the house with Shivani. The crowd gathered in the street slowly disperses back to their homes. Vaijayanti sits on the sofa, venting her anger. Navya, Nandini, and Ajay are also present. Ajay (22, jokingly): Mom, first thing in the morning, and the path is blocked along with the drain. Who’s going to get them cleaned up now? Vaijayanti (56, angrily): Ajay, you find a way to joke about everything! I was being humiliated out there. Navya (23, annoyed): Mom isn't wrong, though. We paid for the cleaning last time, too. Nandini (20, reasoning): Paying the money is one thing, but cutting ties with Lata Aunty forever isn't right either. Vijay (62, reasoning): Words spoken in anger cannot be taken back, Vaijayanti. The drain can be cleaned again, but it takes time to mend the cracks that form in relationships. Vaijayanti (56, stubbornly): I don't want to speak to her anymore! NARRATION: Just then, the sound of an incoming message came from Sandhya’s phone... Shivani (via message, distressed): Something terrible happened today, Sandhya. But please don't stop talking to me. You are my best friend in the entire neighborhood.