My friend, Naveen and his wife, living in Noida had his only son, Jai and ...
My             friend, Naveen and his wife, living in Noida had his only son, Jai and             his daughter-in-law Shailly, living with them. As ill luck would have             it, Jai met with a fatal accident. He and his wife were totally             broken. Shailly was the only source of consonance at this growing age             with no one else to             support.
                            Shailly did her best             to serve the aged parents-in-laws with excellent care. Naveen and his             wife returned to their normal life with Shaily's service and             devotion.
                            Three             years passed by. Shailly was young and had a long span of life in             front of her. Her in-laws started insisting that she should get             re-married, to which she strongly refused. But the pressure of second             marriage continued from her father-in-law and his wife. After three             years of hard persuasion, Shailly melted and agreed. They looked for a             suitable match and arranged a simple             marriage.
                            Just             as the Doli was ready to depart, Naveen noticed his bank pass book in             Shailly's hands. He was a bit confused and surprised. “How come, my             daughter-in-law could have an access to my bank pass book without my             knowledge?” With a little anger and shock in his eyes, he put the             question to Shailly. She replied, “Papa, I wanted to serve you both as             a daughter for the rest of my life, but you both insisted on my             re-marriage, to which I had to agree. I had received Rs 10 lakh due to             the accident insurance policy of Jai. This money is needed by you both             more than me. I took out your pass book and transferred the insurance             amount to your A/C. As far as, I am concerned, you have already chosen             a rosy path for me, for the rest of my             life”.
                            Tears             rolled down the eyes of my friend Naveen and his wife. Highly moved             with this gesture of Shailly , they happily bid fare well to the             departing bride and returned to normalcy after the emotional storm was             over.
                            Who             says daughter-in-laws are not good daughters? Certainly             daughter-in-laws are better             daughters.
                            I             am reminded of a verse by Manzar Bhopali:             
             Kabhi             Betiyon Ke Liye Bhi Haath Uthao Manzar / Allah Se Sirf Beta Nahin             Manga             Karte.






 
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
