बारिश मैं चिड़िया का पत्तों का ढाबा | Rano Chidiya Hindi Kahani |Tuntuni Chidiya wala cartoon |

Summary

The script narrates the story of Rano Chiria, a mother of four, struggling to support her blind husband and children after he succumbs to bird flu. Facing eviction, she finds shelter with a compassionate couple, Kabutar and his wife, who offer her a home without rent. Rano starts selling 'chole kulche' to support her family. As she gains financial stability, she faces challenges like bad weather affecting her business. Meanwhile, Kabutar's wife, Lusi, is deceived by Gavri and Kalu, who steal from others. The story unfolds with themes of survival, community, and the consequences of deceit.

Takeaways

• 😢 A woman named Rano Chiri娅, whose husband has become blind due to bird flu, struggles to support her four small children because of her husband's illness and their resulting poverty.
• 🏠 The family is evicted from their home by a landlord who shows no empathy for their situation, leaving them homeless.
• 🐦 A kind-hearted man named Kabutar Bhaiya offers Rano and her children shelter in his home without demanding immediate rent, providing them a place to stay.
• 🍲 Rano, in an attempt to support her family, starts selling a local delicacy called 'chole kulche', which becomes popular among the local birds.
• 🌧️ Rano faces a financial crisis when continuous rain affects her business of selling chole kulche, putting her in a difficult position to pay the rent.
• 💡 In a moment of inspiration, Rano creates a small thatched shelter made of leaves to protect her chole kulche from the rain and attract customers.
• 🌟 Rano's business flourishes, and she is able to earn enough money to pay her rent and support her family.
• 🍬 The story also involves a farmer's wife who is preparing sweets for Makar Sankranti, a festival, and offers some to Rano and Kabutar Bhaiya, showcasing the theme of community and sharing.
• 🐦 The narrative includes a subplot where a crow named GORI deceives a farmer's wife and steals her laddus, leading to a humorous chase and a lesson about honesty.
• 🤝 The story concludes with a sense of community and mutual support, as Rano's business thrives and she is able to provide for her family with the help of her new friends.

Q & A

What is the main issue faced by Rano Chiria's family?

Rano Chiria's family is facing financial hardship due to her husband becoming blind from bird flu, leaving them in poverty.

Why does the landlord threaten Rano Chiria and her family?

The landlord threatens Rano Chiria because she is unable to pay the rent and he wants to evict her family from the house.

How does Kavu Bhaiya help Rano Chiria and her children?

Kavu Bhaiya offers Rano Chiria and her children shelter in his home without demanding rent initially and promises to help with future rent payments.

What occupation does Rano Chiria take up to support her family?

Rano Chiria starts making and selling 'chole kulche' (a type of snack) to earn money for her family's needs.

What is the significance of the old bird teaching Rano Chiria how to make chole kulche?

The old bird's guidance in making chole kulche is significant as it provides Rano Chiria with a means to generate income and support her family.

How does the weather affect Rano Chiria's ability to sell chole kulche?

Heavy rain and bad weather prevent Rano Chiria from selling chole kulche, as the customers, who are birds, do not come out, and her chole kulche get soaked.

What innovative solution does Rano Chiria come up with to sell chole kulche during the rain?

Rano Chiria creates a small shelter made of leaves to protect her chole kulche from the rain, allowing her to continue selling them even during bad weather.

Why does the farmer's wife initially refuse to give ladoos to the birds?

The farmer's wife refuses to give ladoos to the birds because she suspects them of stealing all the ladoos she prepared for Makar Sankranti.

What is the consequence of Gavri and Kavu's actions towards the farmer's wife's ladoos?

Gavri and Kavu are caught stealing and eating all the ladoos, leading to a confrontation with the farmer's wife and a warning to stay away from her house.

How do Kalu and Gavri deceive other birds to steal their eggs?

Kalu and Gavri pretend to be in distress to lure other birds away from their nests, allowing them to steal the eggs.

What is the ultimate fate of Gavri and Kalu after their continuous theft of eggs?

Gavri and Kalu are caught and severely punished by the other birds in the jungle for their repeated theft of eggs, which leads to their downfall.