Sasural Simar Ka shifts track on family politics

Mata ji makes a big announcement in the house. Anjali gets very happy when Mata ji favors her and takes a big decision for her future. Anjali hears Mata ji and Simar’s conversation. Mata ji tells Simar that they should hand over the house keys to Anjali, she is capable to look after all the responsibilities, they can’t depend on Sanjana and Roshni after whatever happened. She says I believe in Anjali more than Sanjana and Roshni, we should start depending on her now. Simar agrees with Mata ji.

Anjali always wanted everyone to believe and value her. She was never considered by the family before. She is now happy that the family knows her worth. Sanjana and Roshni tell Simar that they should find a perfect guy for Anjali and get her married, instead giving her responsibilities of their own house. Mata ji asks them are they doing this to make Anjali out of the house. Sanjana asks them to understand Anjali has a long life and she needs a life partner. She asks Simar not to burden Anjali with house duties. Anjali gets angry on Sanjana and Roshni for creating obstacles for her. Simar understands Roshni and Sanjana’s valid point. Anjali plans something to make Sanjana and Roshni lose Mata ji’s trust completely.

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