Harry and Sejal to unite SuKor in Udaan

Harry and Sejal (SRK and Anushka’s characters from the movie Jab Harry Met Sejal) find the rings, thrown by Suraj. They realize its not the engagement ring they are finding. Harry wonders whose ring is it. He says whoever bought this lovely ring would be a great lover. Sejal asks Suraj to put efforts in his relation. She shares her life’s experiences with Suraj, asking him not to lose in getting his true love. She asks him not to lose courage and find some way.

Harry tells Chakor that she has never lost till now when she fought for freedom, then how can she give up when she has to fight for her love. He says love is an avatar of Lord, you should fight for your Lord, your love, and then you will win. He encourages Chakor and asks her to tell Suraj that she loves him. Sejal asks Suraj not to bring ego between love and go to Chakor. Harry and Sejal explain Chakor and Suraj to fight for their love and trust each other. Chakor agrees to marry Suraj. Suraj thanks her for accepting him back in her life. Harry and Sejal will be uniting the couple. SRK and Anushka appear on the show as part of their film promotion.

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