Today’s Twister: Udaan

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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.

Chakor and Tina get ready for their respective marriages. Chakor wears jewelry and waist band, and she is excited for her marriage. Chakor makes Tina elope from there, and plans to make Imli marry Suraj. Imli loves Suraj and is pregnant with his child, while Tina elopes as she wants her independence and doesn’t want to marry. Imli gets ready as the bride. She wears a long ghunghat over her face. Chakor is also ready as the bride. They both are ready to become haveli’s bahus. Chakor asks Imli not to talk to anyone. Suraj comes to the room to talk to Tina, but no one allows him to talk to the bride. Suraj does not know whom is he marrying. It has to be seen whether Suraj accepts Imli as his wife after marriage, or will Chakor has to do something to change Suraj.

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