Shivay and Anika to rescue Tia in Ishqbaaz

During Rudra and Bhavya’s pre-wedding function, everyone sings and dances happily. The family wishes the best for Rudra and Bhavya. Shivay and Anika want to assure happiness for the family. All the couples dance, while angering Veer. Veer relies on Anika and makes his next evil plotting. He doesn’t want Tia to go against Shwetlana. Shivay and Anika play a drama around Veer. Shivay gets Roop home. Tia wants to tell Shivay about Roop, being his hidden enemy. Roop is Veer’s new accomplice. Tia has become Shivay’s helper. Tia returns to Oberoi mansion, just when Shivay’s life falls in danger. Tia gets electrocuted when Veer planned to kill Shivay. She faints down.

Shivay feels Tia was going to tell him some secret. Anika gets jealous of Tia. Shivay senses Anika’s jealousy and laughs off on her. Anika tells Shivay that she will stay with him to take care of Tia. Veer doesn’t know Anika is not fake. He asks Anika to kill Tia and Shivay.

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Anika is tensed as she can’t imagine her life without Shivay. Anika assures Veer that she has killed Tia. Anika and Shivay defeat Veer by hiding Tia from him. They fool Veer by sending a mannequin in the car instead Tia’s body. Veer thinks he has won. Anika celebrates victory with Shivay by dancing and irritating him. Shivay asks Anika not to annoy him. Later on, Anika, Gauri and Bhavya will be taking a challenge and show their dance swag. The girls perform gracefully and shock everyone with their bold look. The Oberois get surprised seeing the western bold side of their bahus.

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