Avni’s ‘Sholay’ act to convince Neil in Naamkarann

Bebe becomes Neil and Avni’s love story’s cupid. Neil has refused to give divorce to Avni. Neil is happy that Avni is back. Avni has returned home and plans their divorce. She signs on the papers, but her tears spoil her sign. Their divorce gets cancelled. Avni loves Neil, but she is not able to confess her love to Neil. She thinks to win Shweta’s trust first. Bebe wants Neil and Avni to confess love to each other. Shweta indirectly helps Avni and Neil’s love story in getting a push. Shweta’s conditions for testing Avni’s suitability for the family becomes interesting.

Avni gets drunk and does drama in Neil’s police station. She climbs on the cupboard and tells everyone what all did for Neil till now, and today she will commit suicide. Everyone asks her the reason for her suicide attempt. She tries to convince Neil for coming on honeymoon with her. She has to pass Shweta’s test by going on honeymoon with Neil. She says if I die, Neil will go jail. Neil asks her what is she doing. Avni asks him to agree fast, else she will jump down and die. She becomes a drama queen. She says I will do what Heer did for Ranjha, I will do the same like the famous lovers. She says if I die here, big storm will be coming here. Neil gets worried for her, and agrees to go with her on honeymoon.

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