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Mere Angne Mein: Sarla is worried as Lallan has made an entry in her house. Lallan comes to attack Amit. He tells family that he has done 11 murders. Sarla has no idea about him. Lallan says he has gone to jail many times, and wants to go jail again by killing Amit.

Rani protects Amit from Lallan. Sarla, Pari and Rani hide from Lallan. Sarla asks Ashok to solve the matter. Babloo tells everyone that he is Amit’s son. Lallan is Babloo’s Mama. Lallan tells them that Amit has cheated his sister, and now he will not leave Amit.

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai:

Naira was acting rude to Kartik, which was hurting him. Kartik did not know Naira was sacrificing her love for Gayu’s sake. Mishti’s entry and her breaking the truth that Kartik loves Naira, makes everything fine between Kartik and Naira. Gayu understands Kartik and Naira’s love and lets Kartik go. Gayu tells them that she is happy for them, and will wait for her true soul mate.

Ishqbaaz:

Anika goes out to do some arrangements and receive carpenter from the train station. Daksh’s entry gets shocking as he faces the sweet storm named Anika. Anika argues with him, and gets mistaken he is a carpenter. Daksh’s clothes gets spoiled as chutney falls on him. Anika argues with him, and does not get affected by his attitude.


Saath Nibhana Saathiya:

Gopi has got to know Radhika’s truth. Radhika admits her truth and tells Gopi that it is her work to fool such stupid people. She asks Gopi what will she do now, she can’t stop Radhika. Gopi gets angry and slaps Radhika. Radhika tells Gopi that you did big crime to slap me twice and Gopi will surely get punished.

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