Anika's mehendi

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Shivay and Anika have some romantic moments. Gauri sees Omkara. Rudra jokes on Shivay needing an excuse to romance with Anika. Anika asks Shivay to leave her hand. Shivay does not care for anyone seeing them. Omkara is upset to do the act with Gauri. Gauri still has to win his trust. Shivay compliments Anika’s beauty. Dadi makes the couples sit for their first function. Shivay and Anika exchange the rings. They help Omkara and Gauri exchange the rings as well.

Shivay tells Anika that they first got married and now they got engaged. He turns too sweet and gifts her something. Anika guesses he got sweets. He makes her wear lovely bangles. Anika gets emotional. Rudra is happy for his brothers. Shakti asks Pinky not to spoil everyone’s mood. He makes her part of the celebrations. Shivay worries seeing Sahil coming for the dance. He does not want Naintara to see Sahil and understand her plan has flopped. Dadi does not want anyone’s bad sight to affect their house. Buamaa and Dadi pray for the happiness. Anika and Gauri talk about their first meets. Anika tells Gauri about Shivay, Omkara and Rudra’s way to love. She gets shy when Shivay asks her to tell about his love. Gauri gets to know more about the family. Gauri then impresses them. Shivay gets close to know Naintara’s crime partner, Pinky.

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