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Story Start ⤵️
(Scene: At Sushma’s house. Shanta and Purvi are sitting with her.)
Sushma, age 50 (speaking): My daughter has found such a good job. Now she can only come home once or twice a week.
Purvi, age 22 (speaking): Sushma aunty, then you must feel lonely the whole week, right? Ever since Kokila left, I don’t feel good myself, and you are her mother.
Sushma, age 50 (smiling): Yes, dear, I am her mother. How could I not miss her? But just because one daughter has gone doesn’t mean I am alone. I have called my niece, who is just like my daughter. Let me call her.
(calling out) Koyal, dear, come here.
Koyal, age 24 (from outside): Yes, aunt, coming.
(enters with tea and snacks) Namaste, aunty. I was making tea for everyone, so I got a little late.
Narration: Shanta kept staring at Koyal. She looked modern and smart. Her clothes were not overly flashy, but she clearly appeared confident, intelligent, and attractive.
Koyal, age 24 (asking): What happened, aunty? Any problem?
Shanta, age 50 (smiling): No, dear, no problem. You look like a very smart city girl, Koyal. Sushma ji, tell us something about her.
Sushma, age 50 (smiling): Of course. This is my beloved niece Koyal, like my own daughter. She completed her studies at the biggest university here. And guess what? She has landed a job worth five lakh rupees per month.
Shanta, age 50 (shocked): What? Five lakh per month? Is that true, dear?
Koyal, age 24: Actually, yes, aunty. And in today’s world, with so much inflation, earning five lakh a month is not a big deal. There are many great sources of education in cities. Anyone with dedication can build their life. I’m still studying, but aunt called me and I had holidays, so I came.
Shanta (thoughtful): So city girls are becoming quite sharp these days. Good.
Koyal (looking outside): Aunt, I think the agent has come to pick up that wrong parcel. I’ll go handle it.
Narration: Koyal left, but her personality deeply impressed Shanta and Purvi.
(Scene: On the way home.)
Purvi: Mom, Koyal looked so cool. She had manners, intelligence, smartness, and independence.
Shanta: True. Girls today should be like that. I wonder what kind of daughters-in-law I will get.
Purvi: Please don’t marry my brothers to village girls. They don’t understand anything. If you bring a sister-in-law, bring someone like Koyal — modern, urban, and smart.
Shanta: After seeing Koyal, I want only city daughters-in-law too.
Narration: Shanta began dreaming. Though their family was neither rich nor poor, her four sons were now grown, and marriage became her responsibility. She spoke to a priest.
Scene 2
Narration: A few days later, the priest arrived with photographs of four city girls.
Priest Ramlal, age 55: These girls are from very wealthy and modern families, just as you wanted.
Shanta: Fine. I’ll discuss with my husband and sons tonight.
(Night scene at Shanta’s home.)
Shanta: Ganesh ji, these are city girls — rich, modern, educated. What do you think?
Ganesh, age 55: Why only city girls? Village girls can also be good.
Purvi: Dad, village girls are not suitable. I want modern sisters-in-law.
Ganesh: Village girls can be intelligent too. But I’ll leave the decision to the boys.
(The sons choose. Akash refuses.)
Akash: I love someone else.
Shanta: That’s fine. Who is she?
Akash: She’s from a village.
Purvi (shocked): A village girl?
Shanta: No, Akash. I won’t accept that.
(After arguments…)
Shanta: Fine. But remember, she is not my choice.
Ganesh: That condition is unfair.
Scene 3
Narration: Soon all four sons were married. Three daughters-in-law were from the city, and one, Meera, from a village. Shanta and Purvi were unhappy about Meera.
During the house-entry ritual:
Tara (city daughter-in-law): Why are you acting so small, Purvi?
Narration: Purvi felt hurt. Later, the city daughters-in-law behaved rudely. Meera alone smiled kindly.
Ganesh performed Meera’s ritual himself.
Ganesh: Stay happy, dear. Win everyone’s hearts.
Next day – First cooking ritual.
City daughters-in-law insult Purvi and force her to cook. Purvi burns her hand.
Meera notices.
Meera: Oh no, your hand is burned! Come, I’ll treat it.
Narration: Meera applied toothpaste and ice.
Meera: This gives relief. We use it in our village.
Narration: Purvi felt ashamed of her earlier prejudice.
Dining scene:
Everyone praised the dishes cooked by Purvi, assuming they were made by city daughters-in-law.
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