Advay to profess his love for Chandni in Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon 3

Chandni gets upset knowing Advay is coming to stay in their house. She does not want her sisters to get angry on the situation. Advay approaches to take over Chandni’s room. Chandni loses her room to Advay. Chandni’s memories still surround Advay, which makes him more furious. Advay turns unpredictable when he agrees to her wishes. She asks him if he will leave the city on her saying. He tells her that he can leave everything except her, as his aim is to marry her. He asks her if she will marry him. She thinks he is totally mad. He confesses her love to Chandni, which she never thought of.

He asks her to reply to his love proposal. He talks of their marriage. Chandni gets thinking ofAdvay’s proposal. She shares this with her sisters. Advay remembers the old moments of his family. He occupies Chandni’s room. He asks Chandni about her answer. Chandni gives him the answer, by refusing to his proposal. Advay does not hear her. Chandni does not want to wait and stop him from his madness. Advay gives a marriage shagun to Chandni in front of her family, while Chandni has something in her mind.

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