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Beyhadh:
Arjun has run away from the jail. Arjun and Saanjh take disguise and hide from police. They get on a bus and cross the journey. Saanjh gets left out. She shouts to Arjun and runs after the bus. Arjun makes the bus stop and takes Saanjh with him. They want to find Maya.

Ghulaam:
Choudhary welcomes Rashmi’s parents well. Gulguli does not let Rashmi’s dad do the stupid rituals. Gulguli tries to win Choudhary’s trust and takes Rangeela’s side when he opposes Veer.

Piyaa Albela:
Pooja has told Naren that he has to earn money and till then he should not come back home. Naren was working as a laborer to earn money. Some men ask Naren to help them get the car out of the waters. Naren went to help the needy people. The men attack on Naren. The men were eyeing his hard earned money. Naren tries to save his hard earned salary for Pooja. Naren loses the money and gets angry. Naren gets into a fight with them.

Mere Angne Mein:
Mere Angne Mein will have a happy ending. Kaushalya and Shanti will be happily accepting Aarti as their bahu. Shanti unites Nimmi and Golu, and blesses them for a bright future. Rani forgives Amit and decides to marry him. Aarti feels blessed to have a family like them. Shanti says I want to get free of all this responsibilities. She gives the house keys to Kaushalya. She announces Nimmi and Golu’s marriage.

Udaan:
SRK and Anushka will be appearing in Udaan as Harry and Sejal. They will be finding the rings and unite Suraj and Chakor once again. Chakor has broken her engagement with Suraj. Harry and Sejal will be ending the misunderstandings.

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