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Naamkarann:
Riya and Neil are getting engaged. Avni lands in Dayavanti’s house as Riya’s friend. Dayavanti is happy to get Riya engaged to a rich guy to get financial stability. Avni has come to take revenge and is using Riya to get closer to Dayavanti. Avni tells Dayavanti that she is a writer, and likes to write biographies. Avni and Neil do not see each other.

Kaala Teeka:

Thakur and Naina are giving Jal Pariksha. Naina refused to Thakur to stop him from killing the girl child. Thakur has spread superstitions. Naina wins in the test, as Thakur’s son saves Naina’s life.

Woh Apna Sa:

Nisha risks Aditya’s dad’s life and leaves him alone on the road. When a truck was going to hit Aditya’s dad, Jhanvi pulls his hand and saves him.

Dil Se Dil Tak:

Shorvori is going US. Parth’s mum does her aarti and gives her prasad. She blesses Shorvori to have a safe journey. Parth is happy to see the family’s behavior getting better towards Shorvori.

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Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai:

The wrong groom reaches the wedding venue. Naira gets shocked and beats up the groom in anger. She reveals the wrong groom to everyone. Naira gets too angry. Kartik’s Dadi worries for Kartik and they all try to find Kartik. After the groom swap chapter, Kartik makes an entry and everything get fine.

Naagin 2:

Shivangi saves Rudra when Rocky keeps a puja to catch the Naag or Naagin. Shivangi falls in trouble. Rocky does not let Shivangi go away. Avantika will be killing Rudra.

Kumkum Bhagya:

Tanu attempts to kill Pragya. Tanu tells Aaliya that she has sent Pragya to the kitchen, where she has poured kerosene to burn up Pragya. Abhi saves Pragya in nick of time.

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