Suraj and Vivaan fall in huge troubles in Udaan

Bhaiya ji and Ragini taunt Suraj and anger him. Suraj gets angry and holds Bhaiya ji’s collar. There is much drama between Suraj and Bhaiya ji. Bhaiya ji kicks Suraj. Chakor gets angered. Ragini makes Suraj away from Bhaiya ji.

Chakor is trying hard to save Suraj. The goons catch Chakor. Chakor and Suraj have a talk. Vivaan is angry by the sudden storm in his life. He angrily throws the things in his life, which hurts Imli. Pooja has accused Vivaan for molesting her. Vivaan is innocent, and is angry by the bad blames.

Ragini is behind Vivaan’s troubles. Ragini does not want Suraj, Chakor, Vivaan and Imli to be happy. Chakor and Imli are worried for their husbands. Chakor asks Imli to help Suraj. Imli agrees to help Chakor and Suraj. Vivaan stops Imli from interfering in Suraj’s matter. Suraj’s problems are increasing day by day. Chakor will help Suraj any way. She feels helpless seeing Suraj. She tries all possible things to play the games given by Bhaiya ji. She does tough tasks to get water and basic needs for Suraj. Bhaiya ji wants to make Suraj’s life worse.

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