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Soumya to celebrate Karwachauth in Shakti

Soumya learns about Harman’s step to play dhol and beg for Nek, going along with the kinners. Harman doesn’t know being in a kinner community is not an easy task. Soumya understands Harman is doing all this as nothing matters to him more than their love. Harman doesn’t want Soumya to take any tension. Harman plays dhol on the roads. People who recognize Harman get a chance to gossip and laugh. Harak sees Harman with the kinners group. He gets angry seeing his son sinking his name in humiliation. Varun gets happy seeing Harman’s move.

Soumya learns Harman is fulfilling all conditions to Saaya. Soumya is happy and wants to keep Karwachauth fast for Harman. She gets the mehendi and dreams of having Harman’s name in her hands. She asks Rani to apply mehendi to her hands and also write Harman’s name. She learns Harman took some loan from Rani. She understands Harman would have taken loan to get a gift for her on Karwachauth. Rani tells Soumya that they all realized Harman’s love is much true.

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