Gopi realizes Gaura’s evil intentions; Vidya and Shravan get into wedlock

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Urmila gets sad and goes to see Rashi’s memories in her room. Rashi’s death anniversary function is going on in Modi’s house. Gopi sees Urmila crying in the room and hugging Rashi’s pic. Urmila tells Gopi that everyone’s lives would have been better if Rashi was alive today. Everyone of them shed tears recalling Rashi when the rituals take place. Gaura’s son portrayed by actor Amar Upadhyay enters the show and will become Gopi’s relative and son-in law in the coming episodes.

Gaura sees Vidya and Shravan marrying and feels this is the begin of Kokila’s ruining. Gopi asks Kokila to stop this marriage. Gopi has seen many dreams for Vidya’s marriage, and today Vidya is in big problem. Gopi explained her family a lot, but they don’t listen to her. Meera had doubts on Gaura and now Gopi has known about Gaura’s revenge intentions. Gopi hears Gaura and Dharam talking about the revenge from Modi family. She runs to the mandap to stop the marriage. Kokila showers flowers on the marrying couple and does not believe Gopi as there is no solid proof. Gopi sees the illusion of Vidya and Shravan taking wedding rounds around the burning funeral of Gaura’s brother. Gaura wants to take revenge from Kokila for her brother’s death and will get Meera married to Dharam. Gaura will be ruining the family, but how would Gopi both her daughter?

← Dharam’s entry in Modi Bhavan amidst Meera’s drama in Saathiya…


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