Ikyawann: Susheel to begin her new journey

Dada ji yells on Susheel for breaking her marriage. He feels Satya was right as Susheel couldn’t become a good wife. He asks her to come in her Maayka and live forever with them as she has stained their family now. The family feels Susheel has done the right thing. Susheel tells Dada ji that she can’t tolerate anything like cheat. She feels Satya has done wrong to cheat her. Dada ji tells them that Susheel couldn’t keep Satya happy and she has failed in almost everything in her life. He shows his disappointment with Susheel’s move. Mehul tells him that he will support Susheel, no matter what happens. Susheel bears much insult. She doesn’t enter the house.

Kali feels sorry for Susheel, while Leela is adamant to support Satya’s decision. Susheel fails to explain Dada ji that she has not done any mistake. She gets away from the family so that they don’t face any humiliation because of her. Satya tells his family that he wasn’t happy with Susheel, he wanted a pretty bride like Soumya. He doesn’t regret for whatever happened.

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Kali scolds him for making marriage a joke. Sejal takes a stand for Susheel. She reprimands Satya. Satya burns Susheel’s memories and ends ties with her forever. Leela tells Satya that she will accept his decision and get him married to Soumya. She acts like she is just doing this for his happiness. Susheel feels lonely without her family. She finds a couple fighting on the road. She protects the girl from her mad lover.

Soumya does an innocent girl’s drama. She feels sorry to break Satya’s marriage. She apologizes to him. She tells him that she wants to unite him with Susheel. He tells her that he was forced to marry Susheel and now he is happy to have her in his life. He thanks her for reciprocating his feelings. Soumya accepts Satya’s love. Susheel and a girl get hit by the crazy guy. Susheel teaches him a lesson. She beats him up and shows him his real place. She wants men to change their thinking regarding girls’ rights. Susheel argues with the people and supports the girl. Susheel takes a stand against the tortures happening on women. Susheel gets the guy arrested. Dada ji still considers Susheel unlucky and scolds her for ruining their family name. Susheel leaves her family forever and makes a mind to earn name on her own, so that she can make Dada ji proud of her. Susheel’s new journey will begin.

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