Naamkarann: Neil and Avni’s happy days to return

Mogli hugs Neil and asks him to convince Nilanjana. Neil and Avni’s happy days will return. Avni and Neil recall their past and get emotional. KK sings Ban Jaa tu rani and makes Saisha wear a crown. He treats her like a princess. He wants to give her a better life. He tells Saisha that he will always love her and keep her happy. Saisha gets crazy about him. Her dream gets fulfilled when KK reciprocates her life. Avni tells them that being in love is easy, while fulfilling the responsibilities of a relationship is tough. She asks them to focus on their career. Avni doesn’t like KK’s romantic proposal for Saisha. She gets angry and gets away from them.

KK proposes Saisha in front of everyone. KK gets filmi like he is ever. KK uses his singing talents to win her heart. He showers her with flowers. Saisha accepts his love. Avni doesn’t want Saisha to fall in love or any relationship so soon.

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She disapproves their love. KK and Saisha sing and try to convince Avni. Neil explains Avni that she should accept KK and Saisha’s relation if they are in love. He asks her not to separate the lovers, like she has done a mistake in the past. She asks her to know their own pain and then think of gifting same pain to Saisha. Avni changes her decision after talking to Neil. Avni’s approval brings happiness around.

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