Leela prepares to cover her crimes in Ikyawann

Leela does a cat act in front of everyone. She crawls like a cat while making animal sounds. Everyone cheers for Leela. Leela makes sure that everyone gets enchanted by her act. Everyone celebrates Kiran’s birthday in a grand way. Satya and Susheel throw the surprise for Kiran. Kiran makes a wish for Susheel. She tells everyone that she likes Susheel a lot, she wishes Susheel always stays with her. She is happy that Susheel has taught her many things.

Susheel gives the Ipad to Kiran. Kiran tells her that once she gets the chip back, she will play all the old games. Leela has done many crimes in the past. Kiran had recorded it, without realizing it. Kiran has hidden the chip in a balloon. Leela fears that the chip can break her image in front of the family. She doesn’t want to lose Satya’s love. She is afraid that her crimes will be known and her domination will be destroyed. She doesn’t want anyone to insult her. Susheel plays the game to burst the balloons and get the chip. Leela is acting good to get the memory chip from Susheel. She is scared that Susheel will leak her wicked past and crimes to Satya. She doesn’t want Satya and family to know her bad side. She wants her family to love her and also stay in control. Leela doesn’t do anything without any reason.

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