Tia to fall in dilemma over Kalyani mills’ secret in Ishqbaaz

Tia wants to save Shivay and Anika from the evil intentions of her sisters and Veer. Shivay doesn’t know Veer is actually Roop’s son. He has got his enemy home. Shivay and Anika didn’t learn Roop’s truth. They put Tia’s dummy in the car to save Tia from Veer. Veer gets diverted. He sends Shwetlana to expel Tia from Oberoi mansion. Shwetlana drives off the car. Shivay and Anika get a big shock and get afraid. Shwetlana doesn’t know its a mannequin in the car. Anika has fooled Shwetlana and Veer. Shivay reaches Tia to know the big secret about the mills incident.

Tia has a soft corner for Shivika. She has a motive to reveal important secrets to Shivay and protect him. She finds hard to get saved from Roop and Veer. Shivay asks Tia not to worry for anything and just share the matter. Tia worries for Shivay and Anika’s relation, which will also suffer once the mills secret comes out.

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She gets in a dilemma over speaking out the truth. Anika and Shivay have an argument. Anika turns jealous of Tia. She sticks to Shivay when he tries to know the matter from Tia. Tia gets their attention. Roop meets Tia and threatens her by showing a shocking video. Tia gets scared and agrees to Roop. Roop doesn’t want Shivay to get any help. Shivay doesn’t learn the big secret. A DJ comes home for the sangeet function. Shivay and Anika argue over the song list. They don’t leave Tia alone in the room. They have no idea about Roop threatening Tia. Omkara and Rudra try to solve Shivika’s fights.

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