खाने के नाम पर रोज खिचड़ी बनाने वाली बहू ||Daughter-In-Laws Cook‌s Khichdi Day || Cartoon Video

#खाने_के_नाम_पर_रोज_खिचड़ी_बनाने_वाली_बहू #Daughter-In-Laws_Cook‌s_Khichdi_Day #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 Roshni: (26 years old, normal tone) (To herself) Today, I am going to make *khichdi* for everyone. That’s it—I’ve had enough; I can’t tolerate this anymore. Narrator: Roshni was cooking *khichdi* in the kitchen. Afterward, everyone came to eat, and *khichdi* was served to all of them. Shanti: (55 years old, making a face) Oh, daughter-in-law, you’ve made *khichdi* again today? You know I absolutely dislike eating *khichdi*, don't you? Ramesh: (56 years old, making a face) Yes, exactly; I don't like eating *khichdi* at all either. I don't feel like eating *khichdi* right now. And daughter-in-law, why did you make *khichdi*? Roshni: (26, matter-of-factly) Well, Dad, I wasn't feeling well at all today and had a terrible headache, so I thought I’d just make *khichdi* for everyone—it was easier that way. Yash: (20, making a face) Oh, so *that’s* why you made *khichdi* for us today. Nidhi: (22, making a face) It’s alright; it’s just for one day—we can manage. Narrator: After that, everyone starts eating the *khichdi*. Afterward, Roshni goes to the kitchen to wash the dishes. Everyone finishes their meal and heads to their rooms to sleep; Rohan is waiting for Roshni in their room. Rohan: (28, matter-of-factly) What’s the matter? You’ve been looking quite sad lately. Roshni: (26, matter-of-factly) Oh no, it’s nothing like that; everything is perfectly fine. Rohan: (28, matter-of-factly) Alright then; I don't know why I felt that way. Narrator: They talk for a while and then get ready for bed. The next morning, Roshni is making breakfast for everyone—*aloo parathas* (potato-stuffed flatbreads) and tea. Everyone sits down together for breakfast. Shanti: (55, happily) You know, we didn't have a tasty meal last night—just *khichdi*—so having *aloo parathas* this morning feels really good. Ramesh: (56, happily) I’m really pleased to see *aloo parathas* too. It’s great that they were made today. Shanti: (55 years old, making a face) Yes, everything is fine, but the *aloo parathas* are a bit low on salt and chili; it would have tasted much better with a little more of both. Nidhi: (22 years old, matter-of-factly) Yes, *Bhabhi*, I feel the same way. You always put too little salt in the food, and it makes the taste really odd. If there were just a bit more salt, everything would be so much better. Roshni: (26 years old, matter-of-factly) Alright, wait a moment; I’ll go get some salt for everyone right now. Narrator: Roshni starts heading to the kitchen to get the salt when Shanti stops her. Shanti: (55 years old, matter-of-factly) Oh, never mind now; what’s the point of adding it? We’ve already finished more than half our breakfast. You really should have paid attention to these things beforehand, you know. Roshni: (26 years old, matter-of-factly) Alright, *Mummy-ji*, I’ll keep that in mind for next time. Narrator: After breakfast, everyone leaves for their respective tasks, and later, Shanti sits outside chatting with some of her neighbors. Sheila: (55 years old, matter-of-factly) So, tell me, Shanti-behen, how are things? What did you have to eat today? Shanti: (55 years old, making a face) Oh, what was there to eat? I just ate what my daughter-in-law had cooked. She made *aloo parathas*. But what can I say? I was so happy when I saw the *aloo parathas*, but the moment I took the first bite, all that joy turned to disappointment. Sarla: (50 years old, matter-of-factly) Oh really? Why, sister? What happened? Shanti: (55 years old, making a face) She had put too little salt and chili in them, and the food just didn't have any flavor today. It seems like my daughter-in-law is forgetting how to cook altogether. Sheila: (55, grimacing) Oh, it’s nothing like that. My daughter-in-law’s situation is even worse. It seems like she doesn't know how to cook at all. She makes such terrible food that—let alone eating it—no one would even want to smell it. Shanti: (55, matter-of-factly) Oh really? What did your daughter-in-law do Sheila: (55, grimacing) Even if you ate something she cooked that was supposed to be good, it would taste worse than *khichdi*. One would think, "It would have been better if she had just made *khichdi*." .