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#blouse_mehndi_wali_Garib_Bahu #ब्लाउज_मेहंदी_वाली_गरीब_बहू #The_Poor_Daughter_in_Law_Who_Applies_Mehndi #Hindi_Cartoon_Stories #abundance_magical_stories (Komal) #blousemehndiwaliGaribBahu #goodvsbadmotherinlaw​​ #everyonehadamotherinlawlikeher​​ #bestmotherinlawintheworld​​ #goldenmagicalkahaniyan​​ #animatedstories​​ #Animatedvideos​​ #Cartoonvideos​​ #HindiStories​​ #FamilyStories​​ #Cartoonstories​​ #Animatedstories​​ #hindicartoonstory​​ #cartoonkahaniya​​ #Devranijethanikikaha​​ #animtedstories​ #hindicartoonstory​ #cartoonkahaniya​ #AnimtedCartoonvideos​ #Hindistories​ #hindicartoonstoryHindicartoonvideo​ #Hindicartoonstories​ #hindistory​ #hindikahaniya​ #sasbahu​ #sasbahukajhghda​ #naitikkahanai​ #stories​ #newstories​ #garibkikahani​ #sasbahuladai​ #sasbahukalesh​ *“The Poor Daughter-in-Law Who Applies Mehndi”* Mother-in-law: Sudha (50) Father-in-law: Mahesh (50) Daughter-in-law: Radha (35) Husband: Ashish (35) Son: Kittu (15) Clients: Suhani (30), Amrita (40) Neighbor: Kamala (50) Doctor: Male (40) Tina: 20 Saroj: 50 Customers: Natasha (25), Neetu (25) *Start* Narration: It is evening. Radha sits outside her small home. In front of her lie henna (mehndi) cones and a book of henna designs. She keeps glancing toward the street, but no customers arrive. Radha (35): (Distressed) So many people came to get henna applied during Karwa Chauth! Now Diwali is approaching, yet no one is showing up. Our household supplies are running out, and the children’s school fees need to be paid… how will we manage expenses now? Narration: With a heavy heart, she looks at the henna on her own hands. Just then, her neighbor, Kamala, passes by the doorway. Kamala (50): (Tauntingly) What happened, Radha? You were making quite a killing during Karwa Chauth! It seems the color of your henna—and the interest of your customers—has faded away. Hahaha! Did you really think that by applying a few fancy designs, you’d become an overnight henna artist? Honestly, no one is going to come to you for ‘mehndi-style’ patterns! Narration: Radha remains silent. Why did the work that once helped Radha support her family during Karwa Chauth suddenly dry up as Diwali approached? Will she be able to provide for her family? To find out, let’s go back a few days—to a time when, despite both she and her husband working, poverty still gripped their household. Ashish is a daily-wage laborer, while Radha works in other people’s homes, cooking and cleaning. One morning, Sudha (the mother-in-law) opens a container in the kitchen. Only a little bit of flour is left inside. Sudha (50): (Worried) Daughter-in-law, there are still ten days left in the month, and our supplies are running out. Ashish hasn’t received his wages for the last two days either. Radha (35): (Reassuringly) Don’t worry, Mother. I work in two households; I’m sure I’ll be able to get some money from somewhere. Narration: Just then, Mahesh (the father-in-law) begins to cough violently. Mahesh (50): Ugh... oh dear... Daughter-in-law, could you please heat up some water for me? Narration: Radha heats some water and gives it to her father-in-law. Radha (35): Father, how long have you had this cough? You really should see a doctor. Mahesh (50): Oh, it’s just the changing weather, that’s all—it’s only a cough! Why would I need to see a doctor for that? Just give me some ginger and honey; that will be enough. Radha (35): We don’t have any honey, Father. Mahesh (50): (Coughing) That’s alright. Just mix some ginger juice with black pepper and a couple of grains of sugar—or perhaps some jaggery. Radha (35): Very well, Father. But you’ve been doing this for a whole week now, and you haven’t felt any better. Please, let’s go see a doctor. Mahesh (50): (Coughing) Look, we don’t have any food supplies left. Ashish hasn’t been paid, and you haven’t received your wages either. Whatever little money we have, use it for groceries, not for my medicine. Kittu (15): Mom, there’s going to be a Diwali fair at my school. Could you give me some money for it? Also, I need new shoes—you promised to get me some, but you still haven’t! Radha (35): Son, your shoes are perfectly fine! Why do you need new ones? Look how shiny they still are! Kittu (15): "They look shiny on top, Mom, but look at the bottom—they’ve worn right through! A nail even poked into my foot yesterday; luckily, it didn’t go in too deep." Narration: Kittu shows his worn-out shoes. They were completely unfit to be worn. Ashish (35): (Sadly) "His shoes really are in bad shape. Don’t worry, son—as soon as I have some money, the first thing I’ll get you is a new pair of shoes. For now, just try to wear them carefully. Who knows when this poverty will finally leave us alone?" nhi Sudha (50): "What can I do, daughter-in-law? What are we going to eat?"

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