All gets well for Shanti’s family in Mere Angne Mein

Preeti and Sarla have conspired against Shanti Devi and entire family, by putting the blame of Riya’s murder on them. Shanti, Kaushalya and Raghav got convicted because of Preeti. Sarla’s heart melts after seeing her family going towards death. Sarla and Riya team up against Preeti. Nandu gets to know about Preeti’s evil and tries to fail her. Preeti hates her family as they got her married to Nandu. Preeti wants revenge. Riya tries everything to gather the evidence of her existence and identity.

Nandu gets the proof that Riya is alive. Nandu meets Riya and gives her the proof of identity so that Riya can save her inlaws. Shivam and Nimmi take the proof to the court and prove that Riya is alive, and Shanti, Kaushalya and Raghav are innocent. They meet Shanti, Kaushalya and Raghav at the prison and get them freed. Shivam hugs his family and tells them how Riya risked her life to save them. The family gets very happy to get released, but show concern towards Riya. They all rush to hospital to meet Riya, who is admitted in hospital.

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