Unseen Woman Village Life Pakistan in Winter Fog | Old Culture | Village Food | Stunning Pakistan

The people of the village use the field for washing in the morning. You can see this brother is also carrying a bucket. The path ahead is private. So let's finish here. The wheat has been roasted after the milk. So that it can be ground well. These are the things we are making. It is good for the children to eat in the winter. It is not good for the school children. It is good for the house. It is also good for the head. The wheat is made of wheat flour. Add this. And this is the wheat of the house. This is the mong phali. It is of almonds. We keep it kept in a pot. I will add some sugar. I'm adding some water. This will be fine. So, after making the sugar syrup, we will add the fruits and then the raisins. The flaxseed flour and the fragrance is so beautiful. It is a gift from the winters. We will keep stirring it so that it does not form lumps. Keep stirring it. So, our flaxseed flour is ready. We will eat it daily and feed it to the kids. This will reduce the heat of the winter. Viewers, we will show you the farm of the flaxseed flour. We will show you how it is done here. Sister, how many flaxseeds do you harvest in a day? Five. Five? Yes, five sacks. Okay, five sacks. So, how much do you earn? Rs. 1000. Rs. 1000 for five sacks? Rs. 200. Rs. 200 for a sack. Sister, you are harvesting the flaxseeds in such cold weather. Don't you feel cold or sick? Yes, I do feel cold. But I have to do it because I am helpless. I have to feed the kids. This boy is wearing a coat in such cold weather. Son, what is your name? Makash. Don't you study? Yes, I do. Do you study? So, you didn't go to school today? Today is Sunday. Oh, today is Sunday. Okay. So, you have come to work? Yes. So, you go to school the rest of the day? Yes. In which class do you study? I go to Madras. You go to Madras. Don't you go to school? How old are you? 12 years old. So, how much do you earn in a day? How much will you earn on Sunday? Rs. 200. You earn Rs. 200 for a sack. Yes. So, how many sacks will you harvest in a day? Two. You will harvest two sacks in a day. He is a kid but very cute. He is small now. So, he can harvest two sacks in a day. Look at this. These are raw peanuts. They will be processed later. It will be boiled. Then the skin will be softened. It is very difficult to walk here. I have been here for 5 minutes and the water is very cold here. But these people have the courage to work in this all day. According to Sancto Acre, there is a dam here. Do you have enough water? Yes, a little. I will bring some more. You will bring? No, I will leave it here. We will eat together. No, we will not eat together. Now it will be packed. No, we will not eat together. We will eat together. All these bags have been filled with manure. And this is how it is being shipped from the fields to the market. Brother, how many gattus do you send to the city daily? 35 kg gattu. How many gattus do you send? 50, 60, 70, 80 gattus. We send 150 gattus to the market. Otherwise, we send 120-130 gattus to the market. We are not able to pay our expenses. We are thankful to God that he has given us money. Otherwise, we would have died. Have you paid your expenses? Yes, I have paid my expenses. I have paid my expenses to the local landowner. And have you made any profit? No, I have not made any profit. You have not made any profit? No, I have not made any profit. Now we eat in the village. How are you, uncle? I am fine. Are you feeling well? Yes, I am fine. Is the manure being cut? Yes. Where will you cut it? I will cut it here. Will it be a little dry? Yes, it will be a little dry. Will you cut it with a machine or with your hands? I will cut it with my hands. How old are you? I am more than 70 years old. Are you fit? Yes, I am fit. We are thankful to God. How was your life? It was very good. What is the difference between your old life and your new life? There is a big difference between my old life and my new life. My old life was much better. Now I have to work with a machine. I don't have a job. Now I have to work with a machine. I have no food to eat. May God give you good health. Amen. The crop that was cut two days ago, has dried up. We are taking out the rice from it. Which rice is this? Here, the bulls are being farmed. This uncle is working here. This method is not used anymore. But they have kept the tradition alive. Come on. Come here. Here, we use bulls to cut wheat. Let the wheat fall on my legs. you can see it here it has a bit of a cut we will fix it they are using a wire to wrap wood and they are pulling it out by hand with that i have planted a cabbage that looks fine yes Yes, it is good for health. What happened to your hand? It was in the machine. I was in the fourth grade. I graduated from the university. I did a job in the export office. But I was interested in vegetables. I started this job. My father used to do this job. I have been doing this job for 40 years. I am 50 years old. I have been doing this job for 40 years. I am doing this job. I don't have any other wish. I just want to do my best. I don't have any other wish. I just want to do my best. There are good and bad people. But I am doing my best. You are doing your best. I have six children. I will provide them everything. I will feed my family to them. This is a vegetable market. I have four acres of land. I have also planted capsicum, green chillies, tomatoes, garlic, cabbage, beetroot, radish. I grow all kinds of vegetables. I have planted a lot of vegetables. I have not given up on my brothers and sisters. I have not given up on anyone. Have you planted capsicum outside? Yes. What was the name of that mango tree? I don't remember. That was a mango tree? Yes. OK, OK. We have no other choice. Only this one will grow. We have to work very hard. Thank you for watching.