Leela traps Susheel in her new plan in Ikyawann

Satya hurts Susheel unintentionally. She gets hurt. Satya and Susheel clear their differences. Satya justifies himself. He tells her that he was just helping Soumya. She apologizes to him for shouting on him. He tells her that he didn’t like her doubting on him. He gets emotionally hurt, but Susheel makes up to him in her sweet manner. Sejal and Vishu plan to spend time together. Leela thinks of sending the couples on picnic, so that Soumya can spend time with Satya.

Susheel confronts Satya for secretly having the oats paratha prepared by her. Satya denies it. Sejal gets happy seeing Satya and Susheel’s romance. Sejal tells Susheel about the picnic plans suggested by Leela surprisingly. Leela asks Susheel and Satya to go along with Sejal and Vishu.

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Susheel wants Soumya and Shivam to come along. Leela’s goodness makes Sejal doubt on her. Sejal convinces Satya for the trip. Soumya tells Susheel that she would like to know Shivam better. Susheel gets happy seeing Soumya’s liking for Shivam. Leela plans to trap Susheel and block her from going on the picnic. Soumya gets a crush on Satya. She wants to get her life on track by getting married to Satya. She feels he is good and deserving of her. Leela pushes Susheel in a pit and doesn’t want her to come between Satya and Soumya. Soumya gets happy seeing Satya with her. Susheel tries to find some way to reach Satya.

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