गरीब मुरादाबादी बिरयानी वाली|Poor Moradabadi Biryani Wali|Cartoon Video| Abundance Sas Bahu Kahaniya

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Hatim 28 (calling out): Come sir, hot biryani is ready. A plate of biryani for ₹100. Fresh from the pan. Once you eat it, you'll remember it.

Narration: Hatim tries hard to attract customers, but they don't stop by. Hatim used to make a living selling biryani on a cart.

Hatim 28 (sadly): It's been evening since morning, but no one has come to my shop to eat biryani. Everyone is going to Al-Jaffran to eat biryani. Ever since that shop opened, my business has been ruined.

Narration: Hatim was thinking all this to himself when Aamir arrives at his shop. Seeing Aamir, a big smile appears on Hatim's sad face.

Aamir 32 (nervously): Brother, give me a plate of biryani.

Hatim 28 (happy): Yes, brother, I'll give you my life. Just two minutes.

Narration: Hatim hands Aamir a plate of biryani. Aamir eats it as soon as he can.

Aamir 32 (spitting): Yuck! What a terrible biryani! Eating it ruined my mood. Al-Zafaran was closed today, and I was hungry, so I came to you for biryani, but this biryani is not good at all. All my money wasted.

Narration: Aamir grimaces as he eats half the biryani and leaves, leaving the other half on the plate. Hatim feels very bad after hearing Aamir's words.

Hatim 28 (sadly thinking): Is my biryani really so bad that this man won't even eat it? I couldn't find it. Should I have returned this man's money?

Narration: Hatim was thinking about all this when he saw his old customer, Afzal, passing by. He interrupted Afzal and said,

Hatim 28 (smiling): And Afzal Bhai, where are you going? It's been a long time since you came for biryani.

Afzal 30 (arrogant): Hatim, your biryani no longer has that charm. You charge too much and your biryani doesn't taste good. That's why I've started eating biryani from Al-Zafaran. I wouldn't eat your biryani even for free.

Narration: Afzal insults Hatim like this and heads home. Hearing first Amir and then Afzal, Hatim becomes very sad and leaves, taking his biryani cart away early. He comes home...

Mahira 27 (upset): What's the matter? You seem upset?

Hatim 28 (upset): Nothing, Begum. I'm just thinking about work.

Mahira 27 (upset): You seem a bit worried. Tell me what's the matter.

Hatim 28 (tears in his eyes): I don't know what's wrong with people these days. They don't like my biryani, even though I still make it the same way I used to.

Mahira 27 (explaining): Look, business has its ups and downs. You have to trust God. He will make everything alright.

Hatim 28 (tears in his eyes): Mahira, I know all this, but I have a lot of responsibilities. I have to pay the children's school fees, buy medicine for my parents, my sisters are getting older and I have to get them married. My brother is growing up. I need to do something for him too. It will have to be...

Mahira 27 (explaining): I understand your problem, but worrying like this won't help. The holy month of Ramadan is about to come. I'm sure your biryani will sell well then.

Narration: Hatim is comforted by Mahira's words. Today, Hatim had a lot of biryani left over, so everyone ate biryani for dinner and went to sleep. The next day, Hatim takes his biryani cart and goes to the market to save some biryani. Just then, their neighbor Zoya comes to their house.

Zoya 27 (smiling): How are you Mahira? How are the Ramadan preparations going?


Narration: Mahira was about to say something when Zoya interrupted her and said,

Zoya 27 (smiling): I'm also... Who am I asking this question to? How will those who don't have money to eat prepare for Ramadan? Leave all this and look at my new carpet, suit, and burqa. My husband brought them all from Dubai just yesterday.

Mahira 27 (smiling): Zoya, this is all so beautiful.

Zoya 27 (laughing): Yes, you poor, poor people wouldn't have dreamed of such clothes even in your wildest dreams.

Narration: After showing off her clothes like this, Zoya goes back to her home.

Ayesha 24 (angrily): I don't know who this Zoya thinks she is. She comes to our house and insults us. And I don't know what she gets out of showing off so much.

Mahira 27 (explaining): Ayesha, Zoya is like that, it's useless to take her words to heart.

Narration: Mahira's sister-in-law Ayesha, upset by Zoya's words, explains that all the children were playing in the same playground, and Ayan was also playing with them. Just then, a rich boy com