Neil to spy over mysterious Nilanjana in Naamkarann

Avni gets a shocking letter. She reads the curses and relates it with Dayavanti. She gets panicking and fears that Dayavanti is alive. Samrat reads the letter as well. He asks her if she has any enemy who hates her so much. She doesn’t tell him anything. She decides to meet Mitali and seek her help in keeping the kids safe. Samrat worries for Avni. Avni tells him that she will manage everything. She doesn’t know how can Dayavanti return in her life. Shweta asks Neil to marry Mitali. He tells her that he can never forget Avni, he can’t marry Mitali or anyone else. She tells him that she is seeing a big change in him, and wants to know the reason for his happiness. He tells her that the reason is not Mitali, she is just a friend for him.

He tells her that he just likes the place. He reads Nilanjana’s diary, which he has stolen from her house. He wants to find the mystery she is hiding. He feels he can help Nilanjana by finding the problems she is dealing with. He reads the diary with a good intention.

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Avni meets Mitali and tells her about the threatening letter. Mitali promises to help her in finding the culprit. Neil finds Nilanjana very similar to Avni by reading her thoughts and philosophy about love. He gets more attracted to Nilanjana. He wonders who is Nilanjana, what secret is she hiding, from whom is she running away.

Elsewhere, KK meets Shweta and lends her advice regarding Neil. He praises Nilanjana’s singing abilities. He tells her about Nilanjana and Saisha running the orphanage and helping the poor kids. She doesn’t want Nilanjana in Neil’s life. He reveals that Nilanjana is married and her husband is a cop, as Saisha told him. She wants more info about Nilanjana. She asks DD to get on this job and retrieve all info. KK decides to meet Saisha to know about her dad.

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Avni decides to call off the movie shooting in Sukoon House. She doesn’t want any more troubles for Mishti and her. Saisha gets impressed by KK and his rich family. Avni feels sorry for Saisha, who doesn’t know her evil minded parents. Saisha asks Nilanjana to give her parents’ info. Avni denies to help her. Saisha asks her why can’t she know about her parents. Avni tells her that people or society doesn’t direct their life, she has to live her life. Saisha feels its hard for her to socialize without revealing her parents’ name to her friends. She asks her to understand her necessity to know her surname. Avni refuses to reveal anything and upsets Saisha.

KK meets Saisha and cheers her by gifting her an expensive necklace. He makes Saisha feel special by taking her autograph. He tries to know her surname, so that he can inform Shweta. He asks Saisha about her parents. Saisha lies to him again and writes Khanna (Neil’s surname) as her surname randomly. KK wishes Saisha for her birthday. Neil tricks everyone to talk to his little friend Mogli. He asks Mogli to make him meet Nilanjana once. Mogli promises to help him. Neil feels a big mystery will open up when he meets Nilanjana. Avni sinks in fear that Dayavanti is alive. Will Avni’s fear turn true? Keep reading.

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