Seasoning Mudpots| How to use Mudpots for the First Time

[@DHARMYOGCOM]

It’s weird, this ancient way was the most healthy way to cook now we need to get back to this way again. Our ancient culture is great.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

You are right.

[@nimbumirchi55]

This is so unique. Since I have No senior member in the family to guide, I'm so thankful to you for this video.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Pushpa Rajagopalan Thank you very much. Please stay connected.☺

[@annielong1913]

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[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Annie Long Soak in rice water for three days, wash well, apply oil, dry and then use. Do not heat directly. add oil and heat. Ngâm trong gạo trong 3 ngày, rửa sạch, dùng dầu, khô và sau đó dùng. Đừng nóng trực tiếp. thêm dầu và nhiệt.☺

[@simplyfry]

Pushpa Rajagopalan truly appreciate your acknowledgement..

[@mastanvalivali7440]

Very good healthy information

[@Indusxstan]

My mother is no more. I needed to learn this skill. I found your video after checking 4 videos. I appreciate how simple and clear you have used it. Thank you!

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Romi Dogra Hi Romi mam. Thank you very much. I am glad it's of use to you.☺

[@ankushbhoir5996]

This is the most in-depth & detailed informative video i have come across on youtube as to how the mud vessels should be seasoned & when to discard and all. Thank you so much for you efforts.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

ankush bhoir Thank you so much for your appreciation dear. Welcome. ☺

[@lolabalu1351]

@@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes man if the pot coated with some red colour like in kerala, is it good for cooking

[@wbey2692]

Agreed. I am grateful for her sharing this information. 🙏🏾💛☀️

[@JyothiN-tv8mk]

You have given A to Z info. So that viewer may not left with anti question or doubt to get clarify .. such a beautiful valuable info. Thank you so much for this video.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Thank you.

[@kayerao7]

thank you so much for your detailed explanation. I was going to buy clay pots but did not know that seasoning was required. You saved my life

[@prb16]

Thank you this was the most useful video. I have spoilt 2 pots before. I am sure next will all last long

[@ArunkumarHalan]

This is how humans used pots to cook 3000 or more years back.. what a culture.. wonderful.. evacuation in Keezhadi is prooving to be decisive.. normal beautifull life of people..very cultured people.. true roots of India.. nice

[@miriguwa1958]

Just came to your site out of curiosity. After watching it my wife and I decided that we are going to switch to clay pots for our cooking since we love Indian food. It was very informative, the reason we are making the switch. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

anthony wong Wow. I am flattered. So glad you are making a healthy lifestyle change. All the very best to you and your wife. ☺

[@miriguwa1958]

Thank you HHM. We are getting the one's we need by next week. Can't wait to see how the food will turn out. We'll keep the one's we are using now to do the Chinese dishes.

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

anthony wong Very good. I am sure you 'll love the taste of food cooked in it. ☺ All the very best.

[@brindhaselvam4798]

I went and got so many pots after seeing your informative video. I gave away all my aluminum , non stick , hard anodised and indalium cookware though some were new. I got some steel Kadais . Now a days people are using plastic laddles on stove unknowingly . I added some rice flour to the water since the washed water was v less. Thanks

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

brindha selvam Hi dear. I am so happy that you have made a healthy lifestyle change. Very happy to read. All the very best dear. ☺

[@prakashnaik8000]

Thank you very much for sharing the traditional way as now days no body knows. thanks a lot.

[@shahramkhayam4875]

I just bought mine yesterday for the first time to use it. I had no idea about what you mentioned. Thank you so very much! I highly appreciate it. You are the master chef. Take care 🌷🌹🌷🌹

[@rubyraza]

I just boil milk in my clay handi’s first time , thats what the maker of clay pots told me . They wont have a long life with the soaking in water ! . All mine are fine 👍🏻

[@ArunimaND]

Many thanks for your tips... My brother gifted me 2 mud pots but they were kept inside the cupboard for long ....Today I'm thinking of using those , all thanks to your video.

[@sravaninaidu9991]

Very informative and well explained,. I would definitely buy mud pots now for cooking.

[@jishathakur7913]

I just purchased my first pot , thank you for your guidance.

[@jyotsanasah1771]

Thank u so much it's really very helpful. I have bought two such vessels for cooking but was afraid to use imagining the muddy smell coming out of the food but after watching ur video I could use it happily. Ur way of explanation is very nice and Easy to understand. Thanks alot for sharing ur immense knowledge with all of us.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Thanks a lot for your appreciation dear

[@enjoyparents]

ur explanation is very much full of patience n care for pots

[@nlokesh1986]

Thanks alot for educating us in using mud kitchen ware(our traditional method). 🙏🙏❤️

[@akkilanellore]

I watched this video 2 years back . At that time this was one among very very few videos on claypot cookware. Now i really had to search for this video but i did as its the best video on seasoning clay pots and am going to follow your method.

[@francispires7128]

Simply great! All questions answered even before asked. Thank you so much.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Welcome.

[@suneelareddy6695]

Im feeling motivated to start using the mud pots now...

[@poonamhaldive2099]

really happy to see someone talking sense unlike other cooking channel using aluminum, non stick and those fashionable colourful cookware and especially those rubber or plastic spatula and oiling brush I don't know what material exactly they made of keep up the good work God bless you

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Poonam Haldive Thank you mam. They are made of clay.

[@nehal0073]

Very true.. I always hated nonstick.

[@singh5875]

non stick, aluminium, stainless steel, plastic cause cancer and other chronic diseases due to leaching of toxic chemicals into food which accumulates in the body. Please only use mud pots or pure iron utensils called 'sarbloh' which is what Sikhs use to cook in. Avoid all other materials. Also you can store water in copper vessels that is very benefical for health. Avoid microwaves, they cause cancer as well as destroy nutrients in food.

[@ShwetaGupta-hd6yk]

The rubber or plastic spatulas and brushes that you are talking about are actually made of silicone (although plz check the labels). Rubber and plastic are not suitable for cooking however silicone is absolutely fine as it does not react with food, same for clay pots, cast iron cookware, glass and ceramics. Microwave is by and large safe as well.

[@ChefKooroushShearan]

Recently I bought few clay pots and didn't know how to season them. Your video helped a lot. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Ash, salt, lemon peels, rice flour or gram flour can be used to clean pots.☺ Using pots in microwave is not recommended. I did this video before knowing the harmful effects of microwave.

[@cc6755]

I think you should pin this comment, so that everyone one can find it at the top of comment section, so ppease pin it.

[@ramyadeepikap]

Happy Home Maker where are u buy these pots

[@bhumikakarecha]

How to clean Witt gram flour

[@aartibavadekar3211]

Veryyyy good information in detail. Even a novice can also start using mud pots watching your video.

[@yanichi6467]

Very useful n good explanation. Thanks a lot . People like u inspire us to adapt to healthy habits.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Yanichi Hi. Thank you very much. I am happy to read your comment. It's a healthy way of cooking. Welcome.☺

[@balikakamble4673]

Thank you so much dear mam. All my doubts cleared with you video. I will start cooking in earthen pots.

[@anasu2490]

Thank you so much for sharing the wonderful information madam... You have enough patience to explain everything. Yes your video is really helpful

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Thankyou.

[@heathernetto8938]

Thank you for this very informative video, explained so well in details....I was seriously thinking of buying mud pots as I learnt that it was the healthiest way of cooking,...but I had no idea how to use them...you are my angel sent from above, with this wonderful information...I'm so excited to get started...Thank you once again and God bless.

[@premiladsouza4235]

Very well explained..happy to learn and know about these mud pots.. thanks

[@nnk9115]

You are a responsible Indian ..this video certainly will be benefited to wel-being of society .....

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Thankyou.

[@hussainsyed7610]

I am first time came to know this nice tip.Thank you mom.

[@judithdsouza3142]

Very useful

[@PerfectfoodDay]

Thank you so much ! Very helpful video ..I have mud pot sitting in the cabinet for more than 4 years but never just because I had no I idea .. I bought it because we rarely get mud pot here and love to cook in it .. thanks a ton

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Perfect food Day Welcome. I am glad you liked the video. All the best for mud pot cooking.☺

[@Razrai-bn8vf]

You have covered almost every detail regarding the safety and usage of clay pots, thanks for sharing your tips on how to tamper the pot, new subscriber.

[@shreecraftplace_shilpa]

Great information

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

shree craft Thank you.

[@bernicejoy3038]

So calm and detailed use of clay vessels... Really helpful and I loved it...

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Bernice Joy Thank you very much.☺

[@PragyaTGupta]

Thanks a lot .... even asking from the potters couldn’t get the satisfying reply for how to start use mud pots...and hence used the oil to season them...

[@basvojunagasandeepa1323]

I found it very interesting to get to know about ancient mud pots, which almost disappeared from present days cooking...Thank you very much for such useful information. After watching this I'm thinking of incorporating mud pot for cooking. Sorry for such long comment but you deserve this. Thnx Keep going on.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Basvoju Sharanya Hi Basvoju Sharanya mam. Thank you so much. I am happy to know that you want to start cooking in pots. It's a very healthy decision. All the very best. Happy cooking with pots.,☺

[@gantachamundeswari219]

Simple but Excellent demo mam... thank you for the information.

[@Greensowgrow]

mudpots r good but how we cn use it .. u told very well thnk u mam ...👏👏👏

[@ameenachand7488]

U r so amazing..... So much info u hav given in this video...... Specially using in microwave for heating......... I cud hav never thought of it....... Hats of to u

[@sashioning]

Oh my god, what a wonderful and such a useful video, thank you so much,. I have always wanted to use these cute little mud pits, I would buy it and lose interest after some time, after watching this video I got the knowledge about them, next time I will not be afraid to buy it. Thanks a lot

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Sashi R Welcome. I am very happy it is of use to you. Happy cooking with mud pots. Turns out tasty and healthy. Advance New year wishes

[@sashioning]

Thank you, HAPPY NEW YEAR and looking forward to more videos from you, simply superb.. I stumbled upon your Ragi cookie video and immediately I thought "She knows what she is talking about" , not many videos gives that impression and confidence, yours did.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Sashi R Thank you dear. You made my day. ☺. Very happy to read your comments.

[@b.v.ramarao3089]

Happy Home Maker u VP gh🎆

[@tube3lkmps]

Fantastic video.. I got three clay pots from my local market and without your video it may have turned to a disaster.. Thanks a ton🙏🙏🙏

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Happy for you.

[@DHARMYOGCOM]

I m going to buy them when I visit India. Dhunyawad

[@sophiasaharsh5802]

please recommend a brand that is pure material without colour added

[@munnazzasurve4311]

Very nice, very informative I stay abroad n just brought a clay curry pot for fish curry was not knowing how to get started but ur video gave me all d information regarding clay pots Thanks you very much.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

munnazza surve Thanks a lot. Welcome. Glad to know its of help to you. ☺

[@naseemnaseem7281]

Thank you dear sister for the detailed explanation very useful video

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Naseem Naseem Welcome. ☺. Advance New year wishes

[@kalyanidacha6826]

Thanks for sharing in detail. This helps a lot. I see older ( golden) days are coming back with the usage of old methods.

[@mmj6362]

Superb ! Very informative & well explained. 👍 Thank you !

[@nnk9115]

I appreciate and thank you for encouraging traditional clay - cookware ... Your video reminded me of my AMMAMMA ( grandma)'s cooking, when I was a kid I used to notice her cooking in clay - pots

[@bhatbp]

Thanks a lot for the useful info. We are using mud pot since more than 15 years. The previous one lasted around 8-10 years, and the top sides started peeling off. So we bought a new one. Can you tell me what I can do with this old one, since I don't want to throw is just like that, because of sentimental feeling ?

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Hi. I make a small hole at the bottom using a nail and stone.I use it to plant small plants.

[@minadev1]

Wow from where did you buy it?

[@minadev1]

I like to buy quality product too well if it can lasted for 8 years then that is great

[@bhatbp]

@@minadev1 it depends on the maintenance. Wash and use it gently. It will last long.

[@latagidwani5399]

@@bhatbp it don't break when we put on fire!

[@alkajoseph]

very informative and unique video... so thankful for this session

[@pasuraghavan]

It's nice suggestion for the new housewives to start with

[@bhavanichandra3509]

Thank you soo much madam...... For sharing this important healthy tips to our generation...

[@b.johnsonjayakar.2947]

Most valuable information...👏👏👏...way of explaining excellent...👌...thank you so much for sharing this video...👍.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

JOHNSON JAYAKAR Thank you so much. ☺Very happy to read your comment.

[@kiranmulbagal6537]

Very good description, eg: regarding pot for mashable foods, microwave usage. Thank you mam.

[@Styles_by_vanitha]

Even after it oozes we can use it for storing tamarind, jaggery and other stuff.

[@VijayKumar-cg7zp]

You are spreading valuable information, we all should use mud pots in daily life for healthy and wealthy life. God bless, keep doing good work.

[@supergalmaahi]

Please make a video to show how to use the pot to prepare gravy or sambar. Thank you for such informative video 🙏🏼

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Please see this : kzbin.info/aero/PLVAO4lXBUqiYLJhoZzhL8cIkIXvaHERqT

[@gazzadazza8341]

Beautifully explained, when I was in Madras, my friends mum told me for the sambar pot to season it with Ghee, and trust me the sambar always comes out great. Thank you for your excellent video. 👍👌

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Gary D'cruz Hi Gary. Thank you very much. ☺

[@krmmanikumar1171]

am using pot.u gave more information for me.thanku

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

K M M Kumar Welcome. I am happy that the video is useful to you. Happy New year wishes. ☺

[@pvenkatagoutham1509]

U explained it soo good Madam. Thank you very much .

[@deepika71088]

This video was really helpful for me. Thanks for sharing.

[@rachaelbempomaaapenteng8516]

Am Rachael from Ghana, west Africa. Just moved into a new home and planning on getting a set of utensils from the mall but this video is a life saver,thank you so much.you got a new subbie.

[@patsweety]

Will try this. We usually light a fire using dried leaves and when it smokes we keep the pot on it and cure on both sides, inside and out until it blackens bit. Then we soak in rice water

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

MoFeRa Hi. You have given me a new information. Thanks. I don't have space to light fire.☹. Will try when I can. ☺

[@patsweety]

Happy Home Maker yeah even i was facing same prob of space. so ur idea is really helpful for me. My dad used to do the fire thing and give me from india then i would bring it here and use

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

MoFeRa Thank you dear. ☺

[@PhilozoicT]

Such a detailed informative video. I subscribed blindly after watching this vid

[@MercyLNgendo]

Thanks for sharing this. I have been longing to own a cooking pot but I didn't know how to go about it.

[@kanta1226]

It's an useful video... please share how to clean the mud pot after cooking.

[@deepalakshmi7704]

Excellent demo. Very informative madam . Pl let us know the regular cleaning process of mud pots . It will be very useful. Pl help

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

I have given details in description box. Please check

[@deepalakshmi7704]

Thank you Ma'am. Kindly let us know whether this mud fry pan can be regularly used for frying vegetables which we usually do before making any sambar. Does it not create any smell if we use it for frying purposes? I really doubt it..

[@deepalakshmi7704]

Ma'am . Thank you very much . Noted the cleaning process. Well explained. 👍👏👏

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Yes. You can use for frying veggies before making sambar. It will add a nice flavour to the dish.

[@Hanumagowda]

Good information about how we can prepare pots for first cooking. Nice detailed video. Thq.

[@raymondpeterdsouza3204]

Ma'adam I feel the spoons should be of wooden rather than steel. Hope I am right.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

You are right.

[@saulpillai1859]

Thank you very much.Very informative.I will start using mud pots

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

saul pillai Welcome. Thank you very much. Please do. It's very healthy.☺

[@ayeshaibraheem6216]

Give some idea on how to buy And how much do they cost and how to ask them from the vendor Plz reply coz I really want to change all the aluminium and nonstick from my kitchen

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Hi. Good call. Please watch this video if you know Tamil: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJOrlaOAhqmkZqM

[@fidesvilla3502]

so simple yet nice process. tnx

[@sushil6194]

Clay pots are very important part of Hindus lifestyle.... it's in Ayurveda also

[@jameshanghal5617]

Very good information, Madam.tks

[@jokhamohamed9136]

Wonderful video with detail information.👌💖

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Jokha Mohamed Thank you.

[@sapnakumari8100]

बहुत सुन्दर explanation. Thanks. We'll be shifting to our new House. Kitchen set up करते हुए हम भी Earthen Pots cutlery रखेंगे। I'll begin with Milk and Curd Utensil. Clarity and proper knowledge of subjects has given me the confidence to purchase Earthen Pots. I'm sure it'll help us to save our family from cruel effects of Pollution

[@chidambaramkandaswamy6617]

Useful information

[@satyanarayanav7222]

Very informative.Thank you very much.👏

[@lakshmiacs]

Where these pots available mam, where you bought pls reply

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Try near temples or villages.

[@SHUBHAMKUP20]

I made clay pots 9690300905

[@tabassumbiban6860]

Wow really useful video I have got the mud pot I m going to prepare first step by step then I will use it thank you so much

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

tabassum biban Thank you very much. Good decision. I am sure you 'll enjoy cooking in pots.☺

[@shabanashaikh7654]

Thanks alot for such informative video dear...👍

[@inmyopinion-]

Very detailed and useful information, thanks!!

[@sunk7814]

Thanks for valuable information

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

Sunita Nambiar I tried it works well Welcome. Thanks for your feedback dear. ☺

[@Octobermory]

Thank you so much for your detailed tips. You are helping people like me who don't know how to use clay pots.

[@johnutube5651]

I do not wash rice. Rice here do not have any dirt or any impurities. I do not strain rice either. I just soak the rice in water many hours and cook it until it is dry. Also, I do not eat rice in large quantities anyway. I am thinking of pressure cooking a small quantity of rice really smooth, grind it in grinder and mix it up in water to form rice-water to immerse for 3 days when I buy a pot for cooking rice. I have pots already for cooking fish. When it is time to discard them, I will do the same, apply oil in them to get it seasoned. Am I doing it right ? Great lesson.

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

Jo C Hi. It is always better to strain the excess starch from rice. Please watch this video for reason : kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z33CYmRpmbJrZ6M. Wash rice with water thrice and collect the water. Cook rice and strain the excess starch. Add both and dilute with more water. This can be used for seasoning pots. ☺

[@satishexe]

Great information! Thanks for the patient detailed explanation. I have been stopping short of buying clay pots since I dont trust the antecedents of the mud and or other ingredients used in making these pots you get in the supermarkets. Last thing you want is to get lead poisoned.

[@genkiferal7178]

supposedly, the soil in Pakistan is naturally high in arsenic, so pots made there are too high in arsenic.

[@nammachennaino5948]

Rumba thanks it's really nice information good luck

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

namma Chennai no Welcome. Thanks. Advance new year wishes.

[@Premabvalecha]

Good source of information

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Rajini Lalwani Thank you very much mam.☺

[@swatisangvikar]

Where do we buy this earthenware? Local kumhar?

[@dhakshayani7163]

storing water in mud pot info very nice and useful mam ,thanks a lot

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Dhaksha Yani Thanks dear. Welcome.☺

[@soniyassignaturedishes]

These pots finishing is done by adding plaster of Paris...so how far is this beneficial...plz let me know

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

It is better to avoid those pots. Handmade pots using clay is the best.

[@CreekRoadPotteryLLC]

While this may work out ok I think here is the states it would open makers up to litigation as one person getting sick off microbes could sink a whole business. You are correct to raise concerns about plaster of paris. There maybe other safer ways of doing it. Any time a person talks of health benefits they have a bad time finding true research outside of simply common traditional ideas. I am sure food cooked this way it very delicious and there is no need to make health claims about as a value proposition.

[@gajananjoshi2606]

Very informative video great help for new user god bless u

[@poojagiri7206]

mam what about the mud tava n small pot for making curd

[@poojagiri7206]

do we need to apply oil?

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

pooja giri You can follow the same procedure of soaking it in rice water for three days. For dosa pan you have to apply oil. But for curd pot there is no need to apply oil. You have to apply oil only to pots that are going to be used for cooking on stove top.

[@AbhishekSharma-yl2ri]

If some pot is to be used only for boiling purpose also needs to be applied oil?

[@banturamesh7697]

pooja giri telugufilems

[@shilpayadav3498]

I wil also cook in mud pots...thank u for valuable information

[@Anione111]

I have never used mud pots before. My concern is that food smells may be absorbed in the pot, so smells may transmit from one dish to the other. Can you please give me your views on this.

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

Yes. You are right. Pots absorb flavours. You have to use individual pots for each kind of dish. Do not mix the vessels. For example pots used for vegetarian dishes shouldn't be mixed with pots used to cook non vegetarian dishes

[@genkiferal7178]

@@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes just become a vegetarian! 😁

[@girishvjam]

Very very useful information........ Thanks a ton for sharing

[@aishwaryasworld1906]

something that I was looking for. very informative one question... how to clean the pot after the cooking is done I am told it should not be washed with soap because the pores will absorb soap also... so how to clean the pots after use

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

Aishwaryas world Hi. Thank you. Pots can be just scrubbed and rinsed. If oily Pots can be cleaned using ash, gram flour, Rice flour. If it is very oily and smells bad, add some vinegar or lemon peels and boil. Cool and clean it. It can be repeated till the pot is clean if it is very greasy. ☺

[@deepthicynthia]

Can you make a video for cleaning pots too? I've found it very difficult.

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

deepthi cynthia Sure dear. Will upload soon. ☺

[@aishwaryasworld1906]

thank you so much.. one more question. can we leave the food that we cooked in the pot itself and if so for how long or should it be shifted to another vessel. can the pot be kept in the fridge with the for cooked?

[@HappyHomeMakerTamil]

Aishwaryas world Hi. After cooking it is better to transfer it to serving bowls. If we keep food for long the pots will start smelling bad soon. It will also become difficult to clean. Food kept in pots for long will enhance the kapha component in your body leading to cold and phlegm. Keeping pots in fridge is not advisable. Cooling and heating will make the pots weak.☺

[@subhabrataroy2593]

Explain so clearly and demonstrate so preciously 🙏

[@kantachhabra72]

ok thanx for yours guidiness mere pass ek aisa hi pot padai tha per m usse use nahi kar pa rahi thi kyuonki usse s miitti ki smell aati thi ab m usko use jar sakti huin thanks once again

[@HappyHomeMakerJayasrecipes]

kanta chhabra Welcome. I am happy it is of use to you. Advance New year wishes.

[@srinumahee5834]

This is d only detailed video.. thanks for your tips.