Today’s Highlight: Neil Pathak and Ashok’s link to shock Raman…

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Twister… This post is on the never-ending drama in any show, which is liked by the viewers solely for the melodramatic factor, without much logic depicted.

Raman and Ishita’s car breaks down in the jungle, while they were passing by the lonely place. A black masked man tries to divert them. The man puts soil over the body and leaves. Raman and Ishita see that guy and rush to catch him. The man flees in his car. Raman wonders who was that man. Suddenly, Ishita looks at the soil uneven there and gets shocked seeing a hand popping out of the ground. Ishita screams seeing a dead body there. She shows the body to Raman. Raman calls police there. The police get a cufflink there, which Raman identifies. Raman doubts on Neil Pathak. Neil is arrested. Raman and Ishita meet him in police station. Rinki’s murder case is solved, but Neil is put behind bars for some other murder case. Neil is accused and is silent. Raman asks him about the girl with whom he was linked. He asks him to share his personal problems and maybe Raman can help him out. Raman and Ishita ask him to tell the truth as police got watchman’s dead body in Neil’s car. Neil shouts and says he is innocent. Raman and Ishita doubt his hand in Rinki’s murder.

← Raman flirts with Shagun* to test Ishita for her lie-plannings…


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