Pakistani Village Women Morning Routine | Village Life Pakistan | Stunning Pakistan

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Assalam-o-Alaikum. How are you all? I hope all of you are doing well.
Today, I'm going to share my morning routine with you all.
So that you all can get an idea of what the environment is like in the village.
We live in the village, so we don't have electricity.
That's why we use lanterns.
You can ask your grandparents what a lantern is.
They will tell you what a lantern is and why it is used.
First thing we do when we wake up in the morning is to put our bedding together.
If it's wet, we put it outside in the sun.
Or we put it together and put it inside.
And these are called rugs.
We put them on the floor so that if guests come from outside, they can sit on them.
We wait for 9-10 minutes.
As soon as the sun comes out, we put the rugs on the floor.
Whether the house is raw or cooked, the cleanliness is important.
After waking up in the morning, we first clean the house.
And then we cook.
You must be wondering what this is.
What is it called?
In our language, it's called a charkha.
It's there because we use it to make khees.
The women in the village do all the household chores.
We do all the work ourselves.
You must be wondering why we use this basket.
We use it as a fridge.
Because there is no electricity in the village.
We don't have a fridge.
Just like you have electricity and use it as a fridge, we use it as a local basket.
We use it as a local fridge.
Just like you keep leftover food in the fridge, we keep it under the basket.
This is a great blessing of God for us.
Even though it's a wooden basket, whatever we keep under it doesn't spoil.
At night, we milk them.
In the morning, we make yogurt.
We make butter and buttermilk from it.
We use it for parathas and rotis.
Meenati.
Yes, father.
Where are you going?
I'm going to get some rice.
Are you going to make breakfast?
Yes, father.
When we were kids, we used to comb our hair like this.
If any of you remember how your mother or grandmother used to comb their hair,
please tell us in the comments.
We village people still use the same hairstyle.
Come on, Asad. Stand up.
You're ruining my hair.
I have to go to school so that my hair doesn't get ruined.
Where are you going?
I'm going to get some rice.
I have to go to school so that my hair doesn't get ruined.
Come on, Asad. Stand up.
I have to go to school so that my hair doesn't get ruined.
After a long time of hard work, the butter is ready.
Look at the baby.
He wants to have butter.
Zaefa, are you hungry?
Are you hungry?
Do you want butter or roti?
The cow's milk is ready.
The calf is drinking his mother's milk.
I have made butter and buttermilk.
I will make onion parathas now.
I make onion parathas once a week.
The kitchen in front was their old kitchen.
They used to cook in this kitchen.
They are building a new kitchen there.
They are going to cook breakfast parathas now.
I'll get some salt and red chilli powder.
Add some red chilli.
Am adding little green chilli.
When you cook meals in onion paratha,
I don't like it without coriander, so I'll add a little bit of coriander
So friends, after a lot of hard work, finally we have our onion parathas ready
The women of the village make onion parathas at least once a week
In the morning, they made desi butter and lassi
Now the onion parathas are ready
This is their breakfast
Next, they share their daily routine with you
Mashallah, these flowers are so beautiful
Everything in the village is natural
Like you go to the city, buy flowers and vegetables from there
But whatever we do, the villagers do it naturally
The flowers you see are very beautiful
They also have a recipe
Inshallah, I will show you their recipe in the next video
Tell me in the comments if you want to see the recipe of this flower
They have cut the fodder for the animals
They will take the fodder from the local machine and put it in the animals
Friends, the modern era has come
The era of this local machine is over
But in the olden days, when there was no electricity, this machine was used
The women used to put wheat grains in this machine to make flour
Now this tradition is over
But there are still some houses in Pakistan where this local machine is used
You can see the process
The wheat grains are put in this machine
Then the handle is turned
Then the flour is made
I have separated the wheat grains
Now I am taking out the wheat flour
I will make swaiyan
Friends, you can see the swaiyan made at home with the help of a local machine
You must have seen and eaten the swaiyan made in the market
Today I am going to share with you how women make swaiyan at home
This is a local machine
In the local language, it is also called billa and ghori
It is tied tightly with the help of ropes so that it does not move
Swaiyan can also be made with the help of flour
Now the flour is being put
The handle is turned
Now the swaiyan is ready
Now I will break the swaiyan and put it on the fire
It will dry in the sun
After drying, I will cook it
Now I will show you the complete process
Friends, you can see the open courtyard of the house
The women are making swaiyan
You must tell me that your mother, grandmother used to make swaiyan with this local machine
Because Eid-ul-Fitr is near
They have to prepare for Eid-ul-Fitr
The women of the village make swaiyan at home
They get a chance to make swaiyan after a year
Now there are 12-13 days left in Eid-ul-Fitr
That's why the preparations for Eid-ul-Fitr have just started
And the swaiyan is being made
They have to make a lot of swaiyan
They will make so much that the swaiyan will continue till Eid
They will cook and enjoy
Now the tradition of the swaiyan is over
Yes, now the tradition of the swaiyan is over
Now there are no worries
Now the situation of the country is good
Now you are happy with the swaiyan
Yes
How long have you been with him?
I have been with him for 6 years
I have been with him for a long time
Now you have found this swaiyan
Yes
Is the swaiyan made of silk?
Yes
What do you like to do with the hookah?
How many times a day do you drink hookah?
I drink it with hookah.
I drink it with cigarette.
It is a bad habit.
I smoke it with cigarette.
I smoke it with water.
How many times a day do you drink hookah?
I drink it once or twice a day.
Friends, you can see
this is the old house of Nooruddin.
He has updated his house.
Masha Allah, you can see.
In local language, it is called Gopa.
He has made this Gopa.
This is also a room made of raw clay.
It is made in a traditional way.
In India, Rajasthani culture
people like this thing more.
And they make more Gopas like this.
By the way,
here is the area of Punjab Cholistan.
Many people have made Gopas here.
But its look is
made in a different way.
With this, you can see
this house is made of raw clay.
It is a beautiful room.
He has designed it.
Recently, he has colored it.
This color is not
a permanent color.
He changes it with time.
When it rains,
the color fades.
As Eid is coming,
he has set up this house
and made it beautiful.
He has also designed the walls.
You can see the shape of peacock.
He has also made flowers here.
He has kept
sculptures in the house.
You can see the radio
of old times.
This is a wheel.
In old times, it was a tradition.
You can see
the pots in front.
They are made of raw clay.
There is no electricity here.
That's why they fill water
in clay pots.
After a long time,
the water cools down.
I will show you
the view of this house.
I will show you the roof
of this house.
Let's go inside.
You can see
the roof of this house.
It is made of wood
and bamboo.
The rest of the work
is done with raw clay.
The walls are laid.
The doors
and windows of this room
are also made of wood.
This is the kitchen.
It is very beautiful.
The weather has changed.
They are cooking here.
