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Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani: Badi Rani Maa is attacking Naina. She wants to control Naina. Naina gets scared seeing the knife in Badi Rani Maa’s hand. Badi Rani Maa does magic and tells Naina that she has stabbed Raja and killed him. She then stabs Naina. She murders Naina and Raja to fulfill her revenge motives. She laughs seeing them dead. This turns out to be Badi Rani Maa’s dream.

Chandrakanta:

Virendra has punished himself badly so that his mind does not get distracted by Chandrakanta. Chandrakanta goes to meet him and finds him wounded. She applies the ointment by love. She gets hurt seeing his wounds. They have unspoken love between them. When he sees her, he gets away. She tells him that his wounds are hurting her. He leaves from there. Chandrakanta does not know his dilemma. He failed to find tilismi key and now he feels she is distracting him from his aim.

Saathiya:

Ricky gets punished by Gopi when he made everyone had bhaang. She made him do temple pariknama. Ricky gets hurt and rests in room. Gopi cries seeing his wounds and applies the ointment to him. She worries for him. Will Ricky change by Gopi’s love and care?

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Ghulaam:

Veer ties the blindfold and angrily shoots at the hanging wine bottles. The bottles break. Veer commands Shivani to dance on the glass pieces. Rashmi tries to stop Shivani. Maldawali slaps Rashmi and takes her away. Rangeela could not see Shivani stepping on the glasses. Rangeela lies down on the glass pieces and asks Shivani to step on his back and dance. Rangeela obeys Veer, but can’t see Shivani in trouble. Shivani realizes his love, which he never confessed. Shivani cries and steps on Rangeela. Rangeela gets hurt by the glass pieces piercing his body. Veer enjoys Rangeela and Shivani getting hurt and adds more drama. He wanted to teach a lesson to Shivani. Shivani sees Rangeela’s stomach bleeding and ties her dupatta to him. Rangeela and Shivani face Veer’s anger.

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