Daksh cries out fake stories about Anika's greed Ishqbaaz

Anika’s rescue and love confession next in Ishqbaaz

Shivay sees Anika hanging to the tree. She cuts the rope and saves her life. Rumi created troubles for them. Shivay’s state gets vulnerable after the series of attacks. He gets unconscious after he succeeds to save Anika. Anika holds him in her arms.

She asks him not to do this with her, and wake up. She says you can’t leave me, maybe I have fallen in love with you. She shouts I love you Shivay and asks him to get up. She says I just realized I love you, and you are not listening. She asks him to get up and prove his words that his life is not so cheap to go so easily. Shivay does not hear her love confession.

Shivay gets conscious. Shivay gets sad seeing her injuries and cares for her. Anika cries seeing his concern and hugs him. He asks her not to worry, as his life will not go so easily. Anika is realizing love for Shivay. They come home safely. She hears the rings on seeing Shivay. She shuts her ears. She is confused thinking what’s happening. Anika then understands that she has fallen in love with Shivay. Shivay does not know why Anika is staying away and behaving weird. Will Anika confess love to Shivay? Keep reading.

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