Nimki and Babbu’s bonding to anger Anaro in Nimki Mukhiya

Anaro creates a scene when she learns Babbu has been fed by Nimki’s hands. She asks the family how did they take this big thing so lightly. She scolds Babbu for having food by his wife’s hand. Babbu tells her that he didn’t know about pasta and chicken, he couldn’t eat using fork and knife, and had to take Nimki’s help to get saved from embarrassment. Nimki tells them that she didn’t wish Babbu to get insulted in front of Abhimanyu, and had to feed him. She tells Anaro that she will teach them dining if they allow her.

Anaro shows the silver fork and knife, which Tetar got from the city. She taunts Nimki for belonging to a poor house. She asks Nimki if Ram Bachan ever got luxuries for her. She asks her son-in-law to use fork and knife and show Nimki. He fails to eat property. He struggles with the fork. He asks Tetar to try. Tetar also fails in the attempt. Nimki asks them to learn from her if they want to save from embarrassment in the society. She asks them to change themselves if they want to match up with changing times. Nimki has learnt many modern thing from Abhimanyu. She asks them not to take it on heart and try to practice. She doesn’t want them to get insulted when Abhimanyu comes home.

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