Monday Fun Shockers on Life Ok

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Baawre:
Yamini talks to Raghavendra about Nikumbh. Both have a different opinion about Nikumbh. Yamini loves him and Raghavendra hates him. Yamini defends Nikumbh and shows her bold side.

Ek Boond Ishq:
Om’s mother says that Sia and Om used to go to sunshine resort, you both used to like it a lot. Tara say to Mrityunjay that we can find clue about Sia there. Mrityunjay agrees to find out and help her.

Gustakh Dil:
Nikhil tells Gunjan about Sagar’s daughter Mili. Barkha says Lajjo taught her and took care of her like her mum. Nikhil looks on. Barkha wants to make Nikhil jealous of Sagar.

Laut Aao Trisha:
Amrita asks Sanya who told her secret. She says Trisha told her. Kabir says Abhay that Trisha’s phone is traced in some particular place.

Nadaan Parindey:
Bebe tells Iqbal to do the havan for her husband’s soul peace which Sameer used to do every year. Iqbal says he won’t sell his Imaan and can’t do hindu rituals as he is a Muslim. Bebe asks him to sit in havan, else bring back Sameer, he does not have any other way out.

Tumhari Pakhi:
Veer tells Anuja that Pakhi will realize that she can’t manage Ayaan alone. Pakhi gets an important meeting. Ayaan says but its my birthday. Veer says we all will celebrate it, let Maa go. Ayaan gets upset and understands Veer’s point that Pakhi can’t manage everything alone, and he needs a father, and Aryaman can fit his dad’s place perfectly.

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