Theft blame to emotionally torment Anika and Sahil in Ishqbaaz

Anika asks Shivay to stop Tia and defend Sahil. Shivay asks Sahil did he steal anything, or did he do this in mischief. He asks Sahil to tell him. Tia says I want to check Sahil, I m sure he has done this theft. Anika asks Tia not to dare do this.

Mrs. Kapoor puts pressure on Shivay. Shivay does not support Anika for Omkara’s sake. Anika asks Shivay to say something to defend Sahil. Pinky takes Tia’s side, while Jhanvi asks them not to insult Sahil. Pinky blames Anika to use Sahil and steal necklace, as they are poor and greedy. Anika tells Pinky that they are poor, but not thieves.

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Shivay asks Tia to check Sahil. Anika gets heartbroken. Anika asks Shivay how can he not believe Sahil. Shivay says I m not doubting on Sahil, this is a solution to end the matter. Tia troubles Sahil. Anika cries and can’t see this. She asks Shivay, Tia and Pinky to leave Sahil. Sahil and Anika feel helpless. Tia says Sahil does not have necklace. Anika consoles her brother. She tells Shivay that she trusts Sahil as Shivay trusts Omkara. She gets annoyed with Pinky for insulting Sahil. She remarks Shivay that he did not trust Sahil, and instead doubted on him. What will Tia and Shwetlana do next? Keep reading.

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