Susheel to boost Kiran’s confidence in Ikyawann

Susheel brings a smile on Kiran’s face. She gets happiness in Leela’s house. Susheel teaches skating to Leela. Kiran enjoys skating. She likes Susheel. Leela worries that Kiran can fall down the skates. Susheel asks Leela not to worry and encourage Kiran. Kiran says I have done it. Susheel records Kiran’s happy moment. Satya feels proud of Susheel when she cheers Kiran. Susheel asks Kiran not to think anything and leaves all fears behind. Satya is very happy, but hides his happiness by his fake anger. He doesn’t want to forget what Mehul did with Kiran.

He is not showing his feelings because of revenge. He doesn’t want to accept Susheel as he loves his family more. He wants to make Susheel leave. He doesn’t want to do wrong with Susheel. He is in dilemma over doing wrong with his wife.

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Satya has stopped his love for Susheel because of Kiran. He can’t control his happiness seeing Kiran out of the confined walls of Ajmera house. Kiran tells Leela that Susheel has made her fly today. She hugs Susheel. Kiran falls down. Leela and everyone worry for Kiran. They care for Kiran as a kid. Susheel tells them that Kiran will get back on her own, she doesn’t need anyone’s help. Satya wants the same. Susheel boosts Kiran’s confidence. He wants Kiran to live life on her own. He doesn’t express his similar opinion to Susheel. Leela teaches wrong things to Satya. She fills hatred in Satya, while Kali neutralizes Satya’s anger by her love and goodness. Kali wants Satya and Susheel’s married life to get back on track.

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