Parth and Shorvori’s struggle begins in Dil Se Dil Tak

Parth, Shorvori and Teni have left home. They land in a chawl and make their small world. They struggle and set up their life. Dada ji comes to see Parth’s life, how Parth is living without comforts. Parth sees Dada ji and starts the drama. He asks Shorvori and Teni to work as well, as they have to earn money and have a living. He says we want roof and food, so we all have to work. Dada ji scolds him and asks did he lose his mind while washing car, he is educated and can do any proper work. Parth wants Dada ji to forgive them. He wants to become part of the house again. Parth’s sweet and innocent drama does not work.

Dada ji is very hurt by Parth’s deceive. Parth wants to return to stay with his family. He is trying hard. Dada ji taunts Parth that he is expert in cheating, if he can cheat him since five months, then he can cheat even the world. Parth has to earn for Shorvori and Teni. Dada ji will call Parth, Shorvori and Teni, as he loves them a lot. Dada ji can’t see his family members struggling for food.

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