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Swabhimaan Karan expresses his love to Naina. Naina was waiting to hear his confession since long. Naina tells Karan about Dada ji asking both families to be together and have marriage functions. Karan gets glad that she is not going to Sharda’s house.

Ghulaam:

Veer insults Rashmi’s dad. Maldawali supports Veer. Rashmi’s husband asks Veer not to get in his matter. Veer shows his bad side again. Rashmi’s parents wanted to meet Rashmi. Veer tells about the traditions and asks Rashmi’s dad to wear the wrestling clothes and go for the match. He asks him to win the match and only then he can meet his daughter. Rashmi’s dad gets worried. Rangeela gets angry seeing Veer’s wrong behavior. He tries to stop Veer, but fails. Rangeela thinks just one person can stop Veer now. Rashmi asks Rangeela to do something fast. Rashmi’s dad gets into a dilemma.

Naamkarann:
Neil finds Avni chilling in cold. Avni gets shivering. Neil realizes Avni’s body temperature is dropping quickly. He tries to care for her. He still sees her having Hypothermia. He uses the method to give his body heat to help her maintain normal body temperature.

Piyaa Albela:
Neelima and Rahul blackmail Pooja. Neelima reveals about the trust on Pooja’s name, which made her owner of 100 crores. Neelima tells her that Naren’s grandpa has named the trust to Naren’s wife. She asks Pooja to sign on the documents and name the trust to Rahul, only then they will help Naren’s dad get medical treatment. Pooja gets in a dilemma.

Santoshi Maa:
Asur Raj impresses Kranti Maa by his powers. He hands over the kingdom to him. He asks him to kill Santoshi and Dhairya and sacrifice them on the coming Amavasya night. He tells Kranti Maa that he has chosen her as she has all the qualities to become a queen. Kranti Maa agrees to him.

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