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Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani: Badi Rani Maa played blood game and threatened Rajmata that she will ruin her happiness by killing her granddaughter in front of her eyes. Rani snatches the gun from Badi Rani Maa. Badi Rani Maa slips and hangs to the railing. Rani says we will not let you die before you get punished by law. Rani says we can’t break laws.

Shakti:

There is an emotional scene where in Soumya meets all the kinners. They all get emotional and hug Soumya, while bidding farewell and giving gifts to Soumya. Soumya is leaving with Harman. Harman has saved her. Saya feels Harman’s love for Soumya is pure and selfless. Saya has united Harman and Soumya, and given Soumya’s hand to Harman.

Udaan:

Suraj had a fight with Chakor and sleeps in the basement room. Unfortunately, Suraj gets cheated by Imli. Imli and the goons aim gun at Suraj. Suraj wakes up and sees all off them aiming guns at him. Suraj gets shocked and asks what is happening. Imli says I can do anything to save my family. She tells Suraj that she has to save Vivaan and can kill Suraj for this.

Jaana Na Dil Se Door:

Vividha walks into Kailash’s house and looks for him. She breaks the truth to Uma and family, that Atharv has lost his mental balance, thanks to Kailash’s evil. She says Kailash succeeded to make Atharv’s life worse than death. She ends all ties with Kailash, and does his Kirya Karam/final rites by burning his photo, being his eldest child. Vividha decides to leave Ravish and spend her life in helping Atharv recover.

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