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Arif to develop feelings for Ayesha; Ayesha does Purshottam’s Shraddh in Pyaar Ka Dard Hai

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WHAT’S INSIDE:

ARIF AND AYESHA SPENDING TIME TOGETHER
AYESHA SINGS BHAJAN SHOCKING FAMILY
SHE DOES NANA JI’S SHRADDH

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Ayesha feels she can no longer act as Pankhudi. Adi hears this and expects an answer from Harish. Harish lies to Adi and asks him not to pressurize Ayesha. Adi agrees and takes Ayesha to Arif’s office. Ayesha gets the internship and is happy to work with Arif. Arif likes Ayesha’s innocence and develops some feelings for her. He likes her company and sticks around her. Ayesha too likes to be with him. Adi spots them together and thinks he can bear anything for Ayesha’s happiness. Adi thinks whether she is Pankhudi or Ayesha, all he wants is she should be happy.

Ayesha comes home and hears all the family members singing bhajans. Ayesha joins them and sings the bhajan. Everyone is shocked seeing a Muslim girl chant the hindu bhajan. Ayesha too feels its strange and questions herself how does she know the bhajan. Adi asks Ayesha to do Purshottam Nana ji’s Shraddh as she was the soul of Nana ji. Ayesha disagrees as its against her ethics. But Harish convinces her to do the Shraddh. Will this make Ayesha feel some connection with Pankhudi’s life? Keep reading.

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