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Ajeeb Dastan Hai Yeh:

Vikram brings Sharda to Mumbai. Sharda thanks him for helping her. He says I am your neighbor and Shobha’s friend, I can do this. They leave for Sarika’s home. He recalls Sarika’s words and is upset. He feels he is scared to bump into Sarika and hopes this never happens. Sarika drinks juice seeing Abhay’s pic with garlands. Vikram rings the bell and brings Sharda to her home.

Laut Aao Trisha:

Amrita asks Trisha to stop thinking about it and be with her. They both hug each other and cry. Amrita gets Kabeer’s call and informs that Kushan killed Bobby. Kushan at Bobby’s funeral alleges Pratik for killing his son. Pratik tells Amrita that Kushan killed his son and even kidnapped my daughter.

Mere Rang Me Rangne Wali:

Radha says good bye forever. Sadhna asks LD to stand quietly. Suhasini asks her decision. Sadhna says we like Radha a lot, we accept her as our bahu. Radha and LD are shocked. Suhasini and LD smile. Sudhakar says sorry, we understand, but this decision should be taken by LD and Radha. LD says actually, I love Radha. Radha is shocked.

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