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Harman to abandon social life in Shakti

Preeto and entire family celebrate Navratri. They all do the aarti at home, after placing Mata Rani idol. Harman turns sad and recalls Soumya. He stays in her memories. Soumya’s love has made him leave everything. Harman swears that he will leave his social life. None is able to understand his feelings.

Everyone has done what they wanted, and he always agreed to family. He had hope that Soumya will come back. He prayed that Soumya comes back. He thinks if Soumya comes back, his life will get completed. Soumya doesn’t come back. Harman takes the kalash for Visarjan. She decides to leave the house. Preeto didn’t think this will happen. She wanted Soumya to leave forever, but Harman leaves the family. Soumya and Harman meet in the temple. Soumya was shocked to see Harman. Harman confesses his love to her again. Harman loves her a lot. Rani made this plan to call them together to the temple. Harman and Soumya’s ghatbandhan gets done. Pandit makes them do the aarti. What will Preeto do to get Harman back home? Keep reading.

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