Preeto’s anger to burst on Soumya in Shakti

Soumya falls asleep. Harman sits looking at her, and feels love for her. Soumya wakes up and says I will go to Surbhi. He stops her and asks what’s your problem, be here. He stops her in the room. Preeto reaches Harman and Soumya. She finds them sharing the room and does not see Surbhi anywhere. She slaps Harman and gets angry.

Harman and Soumya get shocked seeing Preeto. Preeto gets her anger out on Harman and Soumya. She says if my son is like you, how can I sit with peace at home. She scolds Harman for fooling her. She tried hard to convince Harman to go on honeymoon with Surbhi, but knowing Soumya has come with him, she loses her temper. She asks Soumya how can she be shameless and come with Harman, knowing she is a kinner. She asks Harman where is Surbhi.

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Soumya gets scared, when Preeto hurts her. Preeto asks Soumya is she paying for the favors Preeto did on her, how could she break her trust. Harman defends Soumya, and says its not Soumya’s mistake, Surbhi and I got her here. Preeto says Soumya has cheating in her blood. Harman asks her to stop it, Surbhi is also here in this hotel, come and meet her. He takes Preeto with him to make her meet Surbhi. Harman will be saving Soumya from Preeto’s anger again. Surbhi will be kidnapped in the track.

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