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Ajeeb Dastan Hai Yeh:

Jia says she wants to go to Vikram’s house. Shobha says his mood is not good, I will help you in drawing. Sarika helps Sharda in cooking, and thinks she will take entry in Vikram’s life. She smiles. Shobha brings Sarika home and asks what happened. Sarika cries and says about Vikram.

Laut Aao Trisha:

Lavanya gets a call from unknown number who asks to open main door. She comes down and sees Meghan reading newspapers with her pic trying to shoot Trisha. Amrita says Pratik he has made many enemies who hate him. He says he is seeing hate in her eyes. Kabeer says to Lavanya that Trisha was shot from her dad’s missing gun.

Mahakumbh:

Tiwari says he always knew about his kundli, he will be surrounded by danger always, Lord should protect him. Maai gets worried. People come to her home, and she asks everyone to leave. She sees Rudra’s back sign. She recalls Tiwari’s words and thinks about the chains and blood marks disappearing. She realizes his super power and threats coming along. Maai prays for Rudra. Pandey and many people get after Rudra. A blast happens again in the Kumbh mela. Maai runs towards Rudra.

Mere Rang Me Rangne Wali:

Dada ji gets angry and shouts Govind. Dada ji says how dare you slap my grandson, and asks LD to do what he wants, but he will not have any relation with him and this house. LD is shocked and cries. Suhasini tells Sadhna that don’t worry, my daughter will win everyone’s hearts. She tells Radha that everything is fine in Mathura.

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