Durga and Sanjay’s tiff continues in Meri Durga

Sanjay is troubling Durga by a new challenge. He targets her parents this time. She gives him a solid reply by calling her homeless family in her inlaws house. Sanjay wants all of them to leave his house. He asks Durga to send them out. He tells Durga that he is going to demolish her ancestral house in few hours. He asks her to do what she wants. He says it will be easy to break it now, as the house is vacated. Aarti’s dad has brainwashed Sanjay to take revenge from Durga and ruin her entire family.

Sanjay didn’t know his plan will backfire. He didn’t expect Durga to get her family home. Sanjay and his family get panicking seeing Durga’s family. Sanjay says I will now fasten the demolition. Durga fights with Sanjay to stop him. He is trying to break her down by hitting on her strengths. Durga is very smart and knows how to handle the problems. She becomes her family’s strength. She protects them. She gets emotional for her family. She doesn’t want her husband to trouble her family. The family supports Durga as well. They get angry on Sanjay for making a joke of his marriage. Yashpal and Rajveer support Durga’s decision. They doesn’t want her courage to break. Durga tells Sanjay that if he demolishes her house, then her family will be living with them forever. Sanjay gets trapped. He doesn’t know what to do to get rid of her family.

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