Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon 3: Advay to propose Chandni

Indrani does not accept defeat. She tells her sisters that she has mortgaged the haveli. She still hopes that her second option can save her. Advay also understands that Indrani will not lose so soon. Everyone gets emotional thinking they will be losing their home. Chandni has belief that Lord will help them. Indrani gets Advay home. He gets hurt by Chandni. Indrani defends Chandni and apologizes to him. She tells Chandni that Advay has bought their house and now he will be staying with them.

Chandni does the aid to his wound. Advay’s intense emotions hurt Chandni. Indrani gets thankful to Advay for saving her in nick of the time. Advay pays the man and buys haveli, but his intention is not known to anyone. Advay shifts to their place. Chandni asks him about his favor. Advay loves the house which has his family’s memories. He impresses Indrani. Shikha gets into a fight with Veer. She does not forget how Chandni has faced troubles in her life, being defenseless. She tells them how important it is to fight back for respect. Advay tells Chandni that he has bought the house just for her. Advay proposes Chandni, leaving her stunned.

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