बारिश में ससुराल वालों ने खाई 5 रंग की मोमोज बिरयानी || In-Law Colour Momo Biryani || Cartoon Video

#बारिश_में_ससुराल_वालों_ने_खाई_5_रंग_की_मोमोज_बिरयानी #In-Law_Colour_Momo _Biryani #Cartoon_Video #Kahani_Villa_Tv (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 Rohan: (28 years old, shouting) Get your *gola* (shaved ice)! Only ₹20 for a *gola*! Nice, cold, and fresh—available in every flavor! Narrator: Rohan was standing at a corner in the market with his small pushcart, trying to sell his *golas*, when a customer approached him. Man: (40 years old, casual tone) Hey brother, how much for one *gola*? Rohan: (28 years old, casual tone) It’s ₹20 each. Man: (40 years old, making a face) Seriously, brother? You’ve really driven the prices up, haven’t you? "Is this even reasonable? It used to cost ₹5, and even now, it shouldn't be more than ₹10—yet you're asking for ₹20!" Rohan: (28 years old, distressed) "Sir, inflation hasn't just affected you; it has affected us too. I have to buy ice, as well as the syrups for flavoring. After covering all these expenses, I still have to manage my household costs." Man: (40 years old, grimacing) "Still, it’s way too expensive. Forget it." Narrator: Saying this, the man walks away. Rohan: (28 years old, distressed) (To himself) "Things at home are already in such a bad state, and there’s so much sorrow in my life—on top of that, some customers just come along and make things even more stressful. Who knows when things will ever get better?" Narrator: Shortly after, a couple of customers arrive, buy some *golas* (shaved ice treats), and start eating them. Just then, a woman approaches. Woman: (45 years old, matter-of-fact) "Excuse me, could you please pack two mango-flavored *golas*? My children will be so happy! And make sure to pack the ₹30 ones." Narrator: Hearing this order, Rohan feels a sense of joy. Rohan: (28 years old, happy) "Certainly! I’ll get that ready for you right away." Narrator: Rohan has just begun shaving the ice when a light drizzle starts. Seeing the rain, the woman becomes concerned and says: Woman: (45 years old, concerned) "Oh, never mind—it’s started to rain, which will make it difficult to carry them. Besides, the weather is turning cold; if the children eat them, they might fall ill. Just forget it." Narrator: Rohan feels dejected. He waits for customers in the rain, but no one else shows up. Exhausted, he decides to head home. Meanwhile, Payal has gone to visit a neighbor. Priti: (25 years old, neutral tone) Look at this beautiful saree my husband brought for me, along with a matching necklace! Honestly, you can find expensive sarees anywhere, but at that particular market, you get high-quality fabric along with the luxury. You should visit that market sometime; they have such a wide variety! Payal: (25 years old, neutral tone) Sure, I’ll go someday—if it’s in my destiny. You know what things are like at my home. Priti: (25 years old, neutral tone) Oh, domestic circumstances are always fluctuating; does that mean we should stop dressing well or eating good food? Narrator: As they were talking, Payal glanced out the window and noticed it was raining heavily. Suddenly, she stood up from the sofa and said: Payal: (25 years old, neutral tone) Oh, it’s raining! If you have any clothes drying on the roof, you should go and bring them in. I had quite a few out there—I’m going to go get them. Narrator: Payal left and hurried to the courtyard to collect the clothes from the line. As she brought them inside, she noticed that the roof was leaking. Shanti was already placing vessels under the drips; Payal set the clothes aside and helped by placing more vessels where the water was coming through. Payal: (25 years old, distressed) This is the same problem we face every time it rains, Mummy-ji. Rainwater seeps inside, and the roof starts leaking in several places. Shanti: (55 years old, neutral tone) (with a grimace) Oh, child, what can I even say? I’m completely at a loss for words. We get so distressed whenever it rains—the situation becomes absolutely miserable, it’s beyond description! I feel like we’re destined to live this miserable, struggling existence forever. Ramesh: (56, normal tone) Oh, my dear, why do you worry so much? Why do you always talk like this? Everything will work out, won’t it?