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Colors’ Mini Spoilers

Sasural Simar Ka: Anjali thinks of Simar and shouts for help, when a guy misbehaves with her. Simar comes to protect Anjali. She tells the guy that Anjali is her daughter, and she is Anjali’s protector. She beats the guy and shouts Anjali is not alone, her mum is still alive. The guy apologizes. Anjali was caught in big trouble. The mad stalker scared Anjali a lot. Simar calls police and asks inspector to arrest the stalker.

Udaan:

Chakor and Suraj buy bus tickets. They see each other. Chakor asks Suraj what is he doing here. Chakor is jealous seeing Imli with Suraj, while Suraj is jealous seeing Ajay with Chakor. Suraj asks Chakor where is she going with Ajay. She says I can go anywhere, who are you to ask me, keep your mind cool. She throws cold water on him. Imli and Ajay see them arguing and stop their fight. Ajay tells Suraj that he will take him to Aazaadgunj and put him in lockup. Imli stops Suraj. She reminds him that they have to find the doctor and change the wrong prescription of Bhaiya ji’s medicines. Ajay reminds Chakor that they are going for catching the raw material suppliers, and she should not divert from her goals. Imli and Ajay calm down Suraj and Chakor.

Thapki Pyaar Ki:
A girl Lovely dances in the bar. She gets Thapki’s photo. She tears Thapki’s photo and laughs. Thapki’s face changed by surgery. New Thapki has come. The dancer Lovely takes Thapki’s place and does the drama. She has entered Pandey house and brings new twists.

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