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Jiji Maa: Uttara challenges Falguni to get Suyash for playing Holi with them. The entire family plays Holi. Uttara is sure that Suyash will not apply colors to Falguni. Falguni takes the challenge. She tells Uttara that she will get Suyash and have colors applied by him. Niyati is worried for Falguni and Suyash’s relation. Uttara comes across Gayatri. Before she could realize her presence, Jayant throws colors at Uttara, which falls over Gayatri.

Shakti:

Soumya does tough rituals. Her feet bleeds. She stays sleepless for nights. She prays for Harman’s recovery. Chintu supports Soumya. She makes a thousand wicks for puja. Preeto also puts efforts to make her son recover. Harman comes back to senses when Harak drags Soumya out of the house. Soumya succeeds to prove her love. Harman refuses to know Soumya. The family worries for him. Preeto tells Harman that Soumya will cook his favorite food. Harak asks Harman to join him for drinks. They try to neutralize Harman. Soumya tries to talk to him. He doesn’t listen to her. She reminds his promises.

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Ishqbaaz:

Anika teaches ramp walk to Gauri and Bhavya. Obros cook together. Shivay asks Anika not to overact all the time. Anika tells him that she is doing a tough thing. Gauri and Bhavya support Anika. Anika gives tuition to them and teaches the new swag. Shivay stops Anika. Anika’s fake hairstyle falls off. They worry on seeing Pinky coming. They cover up the matter. Rudra and Bhavya’s pre-wedding functions start. The family is very happy. They have Raatjagga ritual. They all sing, dance and celebrate. Oberois unite to fail their enemies.

Udaan:

Ranvijay and Suraj have a fight. Suraj doesn’t want to spare Ranvijay. He wants to torture Ranvijay and make him pay for his crimes. Ranvijay too wants to kill Suraj. Ranvijay has killed Kumud. Suraj and Chakor fail to save Kumud’s life and shed tears. Ranvijay wanted to kill Kumud to hide their evil business’s truth. He is happy that he secured themselves. Ranvijay gets over drunk. Imli tries to make him rest. He sings a song for her. He celebrates his victory. He tells Imli that Suraj tried hard to make Kumud flee, but he failed Suraj.

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Naamkarann:

Neil reaches the orphanage. He doesn’t know Avni lives there. Neil drops Mogli there. He doesn’t meet Avni. He plays with Mogli. He tries to catch Mogli. Mogli runs away from him. The orphanage kids misunderstand Neil seeing him chasing Mogli. He gets troubled by the kids. The kids assume him to be some kidnapper. They beat him up. Neil explains that he is not any thug. Avni learns a kidnapper has come home. She gets worried and assumes the kidnapper to be one of the goons who messed up her house.

Ikyawann:

Susheel is trying to change Satya. Leela gifts a bell necklace to Susheel. She tells Susheel that now she will know about her. She celebrates her victory. Leela teases Susheel for her tall height. She tells Susheel that she is a female camel and this bell in her neck suits a lot. Susheel and Leela have tashan and show down each other. Leela replies to Susheel’s challenge.

Savitri Devi College and Hospital:
Aisha gets worried seeing her plans failing. She keeps a watch on Veer. She doesn’t want anyone to meet Sanchi. She is trying hard to divert everyone. She is scared that Veer and Sanchi are inseparable, its their true love which can bring them together. She thinks Veer can meet Sanchi and sort the misunderstandings. Aisha wants to marry Veer for his property.

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