TGI Friday’s Spoilers

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Naira is working hard to open a dance academy and fulfill Akshara’s dream. She has to take part in a competition and show her talents in the couple dance round initially. Her friend from Rishikesh joins her. Naira and her friend dance and rehearse for the competition. Naira is working hard and is hopeful that she will win the competition. Kartik comes to Singhania house. He gives her red roses and surprises her. Kartik sees Naira dancing with someone and gets jealous. Naira introduces her friend to Kartik. Everyone is supporting Naira. Naira would be winning in the competition.

Chandrakanta:
Chandrakanta reaches Navgarh palace to talk to Virendra’s dad about Virendra and her relation. She tries to explain him. There comes a mysterious twist. Chandrakanta has killed Virendra’s dad, when he was talking about some tilismi secret. She has stabbed him with a knife and gets the blood on her hands. Virendra’s mum asks her why did she do this, she could have killed her instead. Chandrakanta and Virendra’s past story is inside a tilismi book.

Ghulaam:

Rangeela finds out Choudhary. Shivani and Rangeela get his mum to the temple. His mum refuses to have new clothes. She gets scared seeing Choudhary in the temple and runs out. Shivani explains her to sit in the mandap. Choudhary gets sindoor for his first wife. Choudhary apologizes to her and convinces her. He calms her anger. Rangeela takes a step and gets Choudhary and his mum married. Rangeela’s mum had gone mad as Choudhary left her many years ago. Shivani and Rangeela pacify her.

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Sasural Simar Ka:
Anjali is trapped in a new problem. A crazy lover got after her and sends messages. She scolds him on the call. The guy flirts with her and asks her to accept his love. He tells Anjali that he likes her a lot. He knows everything about her, that Vikram has left her. Anjali gives him warning and threatens to inform police. Anjali says I wanted to get freedom, but got this new problem. She thinks about solving the problem by some way.

Udaan:
Vivaan and Ragini send the haveli goons to beat the village kids. Goons ask the kids not to leave till they make guns and finish work. The goon beats up a kid, while the lady begs him to leave her son. The kids don’t want to work in gun factory. Goons torture the kids. Suraj enters the scene and fights with the goons. He asks them to stop it, else it won’t be good for them. Suraj protects the kids. Chakor takes Ajay’s help to save village kids. They come there and see Suraj beating the goons. Chakor worries seeing Suraj fighting. Ajay also joins the fight and beats up the goons.

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