Adi and Ayesha look supermodels on the ramp; Adi fulfills her dreams in Pyaar Ka Dard Hai

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WHAT’S INSIDE:

SHEELA COPIES AYESHA’S DESIGN
AYESHA SHOCKED NOTICING IT
ADI SUPPORTS AYESHA

INTERESTED? READ ON…………….

There is a fashion show in Diwaan Mansion, where Ayesha and Payal are competing, and whoever wins will get to launch their own fashion label. Ayesha has worked all night to make her good designs. Later on, she keeps the showstopper dress in a box and sleeps. Sheela walks in her room quietly and takes that dress to Rocky, and asks him to make a duplica of it. Sheela makes her friend Sonali wears the same design, so that everyone feels Ayesha’s design is very common. Sheela acts sweet to Ayesha and makes her meet her friend Sonali. Ayesha is shocked to see its her design. She gets upset and Sheela is all smiles, as she wants to make Ayesha lose and Payal win.

Payal hires some models for her show, but Ayesha asks her family to do modeling for them, as she wants to save that expenses. Nafisa, Harish and Adi do the rampwalk wearing her creations and atlast Ayesha walks o the ramp wearing her show stopper dress. Adi and Ayesha looks supermodels with that attitude and great walk with sealed smile. Adi encourages Ayesha not to be disheartened. Ayesha feels she will lose the competition, but Adi understands that someone played a trick. As he has seen that design when Ayesha has made it. Ayesha wins the competition, where Sheela’s trick is exposed. Adi fulfills her dreams and is excited to open a fashion store for her. Keep reading.

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