Arjun to end ties with family in Beyhadh

Vandana throws the junk over Maya and insults her. Maya cries and silently bears all the humiliation. Arjun wipes her tears and hugs her. Saanjh sees them. Vandana hates Maya and has serious problem with Maya. She does not trust Maya and is testing her. Vandana is sure that Maya is not right for Arjun.

All this happens in front of Arjun. Arjun argues with Vandana and says Maya always asked your love and you always insulted her, you have given her hatred every moment, this junk is your thinking, this shows your standard. Vandana gets shocked. Arjun is angered seeing Maya’s insult. He tells Maya that if you stay here, I will leave you. He says Vandana can’t digest my happiness, so she did not accept my wife, she is step mom, if she was my own mom, she would have given importance to my happiness, she had to show she is step mom.

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Ayaan gets angry and defends Vandana. Vandana cries feeling hurt by Arjun’s words. Arjun ends ties with Ayaan and Vandana, just for Maya. Arjun gets into an argument. Ayaan says if Vandana is not your mum, then I m not your brother. Arjun says even Ayaan became his step brother now. Ayaan raises hand on Arjun. They both fight. Maya stops Arjun. Arjun hugs Maya and they cry. Vandana blames Maya for breaking the house. She does not let Maya come inside the house. Maya keeps her hand inside the door, and gets hurt. Arjun sees Maya’s hand bleeding. Arjun lifts Maya and takes her. Is this Maya’s new plan? Keep reading.

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