Monday Fun Shockers on Life Ok

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Ajeeb Dastan Hai Yeh:
Tarun meets Samarth and says Ketan reached court, I will meet you in court, don’t worry. Samarth says I hope I won’t come to jail again. Samarth and Shobha are taken to the court for the hearing. Shobha thinks Samarth will think about him again, prove me wrong Samarth, just once. Shobha comes home and hugs the kids happily.

Laut Aao Trisha:
Trisha pleads to forgive and leave her. They drag her from bungalow to a secluded fort. Boss drops her from cliff but then holds her hand back. Boss is none other than Kushan. Trisha pleads him to pull her back. He says she wanted to die, so he will push her now. She pleads but he drops her. Kushan says Trisha that her life with in his hand and not to act oversmart. Neha calls him and asks where is he, says task completed.

Tumhari Pakhi:
Veer is beating Kanwal when Pakhi comes and says that Nandini is behind all this, Veer says I have no time to listen all this shit, Nandini says this is not shit, she points Gun at veer. Pakhi and Veer are shocked.

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