Life Ok’s Mini Spoilers

Chandrakanta:Chandrakanta will be seen as a warrior princess. She was a homely and simple princess before, but now she will be seen in the battle grounds, defending her province. She practices sword fighting. She challenges Shivdutt’s commander for the war. She gets into a sword fight with the commander. She is ready to take revenge for Shivdutt’s move. She says we will see who wins, I m ready to battle. He asks her to come ahead and get insulted by losing. Chandrakanta teaches a lesson to the commander by winning the battle.

May I Come In Madam:

Sanjana realizes Sajan is fooling her by getting disguised as the French designer. Sanjana makes a plan to expose him. She meets Sajan at a restaurant and flirts with him. She tells him about her crush on him. Sajan hopes to win Sanjana, and steals the clothes from Kashmira’s designer collection to gift Sanjana.

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Ghulaam:

Rangeela asks Shivani how did she get this anklet. He tells her about a girl who met him in the temple, she was praying beside me, and Shiv ji blessed us, I don’t know that girl and kept her anklet with me. Shivani gets glad and thinks Lord has blessed us always, but the truth is that we can’t unite now, its impossible now. Shivani recalls Rangeela and her unique moment in the temple. Rangeela does not know Shivani is that girl. He helps Shivani and her uncle in leaving from Berahampur. He says we have to leave from here before Veer gets fine. Rangeela says you have made Rangeela alive by killing the Ghulaam inside me, today I will set you free.

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