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Harman and Soumya’s Lohri dance in Shakti

There is Lohri festival celebrated in Harman’s family. Harak congratulates everyone. Harak Singh dances and asks everyone to dance and enjoy. There is a dance competition in the celebrations.

Harman dances with Soumya, and expresses love. Soumya tries to be away from him. Harman asks Soumya about the mangalsutra she is wearing. Harman and Soumya are husband and wife in front of the world. No one knows about Surbhi. The guests ask Harman and Soumya to dance, as they are newly weds.

Preeto says Soumya does not know dance and asks Harman to dance with Surbhi. Harman gets angry and dances with Soumya only. Surbhi makes excuse of foot sprain and tells Preeto that she can’t dance with Harman. Soumya wanted to stay away from Harman, but she supports Harman in couple dance competition after Surbhi insists her. Soumya did not wish to hurt Preeto, but Surbhi wanted Soumya to enjoy festival with Harman. Preeto worries seeing Harman and Soumya dancing together. Harman and Soumya have an eyelock. Harman gets a chance to spend good moments with Soumya after a long time. Harman and Soumya’s wonderful chemistry will be seen.

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