Raghav tied in his responsibilities faces off Kalpi once again in Ek Mutthi Aasmaan

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WHAT’S INSIDE:

RAGHAV DECIDES TO MARRY KALPI
GAURI STOPS HIM REMINDING HIM OF REVENGE
RAGHAV MEETS KALPI

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Raghav decides to marry Kalpi and give divorce to Pakhi. Gauri tries to commit suicide knowing this, as she is adamant that she wants Raghav to take revenge for his father’s death from Pakhi. She asks Raghav for let his love wait for one year, till they get the revenge. She tells him that if you want a perfect future, then first you have to clear the past. Raghav agrees thinking he can’t lose his mum. He says how can he tell Kalpi about his decision.

Pakhi is trying to win Raghav and Gauri’s hearts and believes in Kamla’s upbringing. Its Kalpi’s birthday and everyone is seen celebrating. Raghav asks Kalpi to come and meet him, as he wants to wish her and talk to her. Kalpi thinks that she promised Kamla that she won’t meet Raghav, but knowing how stubborn is Raghav, she decides to go and meet him thinking Raghav may kill himself if she does not go. Kalpi waits at the temple and is upset seeing Raghav not come there. She thinks Raghav has betrayed her again and is angry. Raghav meets her and tells her that he can’t give divorce to Pakhi right now, so she will have to wait for one more year. Kalpi breaks down and cries. Seeing her state, Raghav thinks to marry her at once. Will he marry her risking Gauri’s life? What will happen with Pakhi? Keep reading.

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