Soumya gets ousted by Nani

Harman plans to relocate in Shakti

Soumya sees Harman sleeping. She goes to do preparations for his birthday. She blows the balloons and decorates the room to give a surprise to Harman. She does shopping and keeps the gifts aside. She takes Surbhi’s help and prepares a cake for Harman. Surbhi asks Soumya to keep the cake. Soumya wants to make Harman’s birthday very special. Preeto wants to get Harman and Soumya’s relation in front of the world.

Preeto tells Soumya that if needed she will get the relation out in front of society, she will go against the society and stand by society. She asks Soumya not to cry, she has Harman’s love with her, she is not alone, she has her mum in law on her side, by which she will get an identity in the society. Soumya happily cries. Preeto says none can separate Harman and you. Soumya can’t believe Preeto is saying so. Harak makes Harman sit in the puja. Harman jokes that Preeto and Harak are making young son sitting in puja, while its their age to do puja and all. Harman gets a good news that he can go Bangkok along with Soumya. He wants to take Soumya far to a safe place.

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