Shakti: Harman’s vow versus love

Harak and Preeto talk to Soumya about Harman. Soumya tells them that Harman and she don’t have any husband and wife relation, why don’t they free them from this relation. Soumya loves Surbhi and feels the problems increased for Surbhi after her return. Harman has saved Soumya from Bangkok and asked her to return the money he has spent on her first, so that she can get free. Surbhi hears the conversation. Soumya is worried that Surbhi can’t settle because of her.

Soumya asks Harak and Preeto to tell everyone about Surbhi. Harak refuses and says we can’t tell anyone till you are in Harman’s life. Soumya wanted to beg them and get Surbhi’s right back. Harak says you came to settle this matter, you know you are a problem for them. Soumya wants Surbhi’s happiness. Surbhi thinks why is Soumya begging them. She wants to teach a lesson to Preeto and Harak.

Surbhi has done planning and stood against Preeto. Soumya has to get money to return Harman and get away from him. Soumya gets in tension and acts rude to Surbhi. Surbhi understands what’s troubling Soumya. Soumya is trying hard to leave from the house and fight for her identity. Both the sisters are having their own fights. Harman wants Soumya to fail in front of his love, and accept him as her husband by heart. He vows to not except any love and wife’s duty from Soumya till then.


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