Ikyawann: Leela throws a challenge for Susheel and Sarthi

Sarthi is training Susheel for becoming a wrestling champion. Susheel feels bad when Satya tells her that he is marrying Soumya within ten days. The goons trouble Sarthi’s house women. Susheel stops the goons in Sarthi’s absence. The goons initiate a fight. Susheel beats them to pulp and teaches them a lesson. Susheel doesn’t spare them and vents out all her anger on them. The goons run away. Susheel shows her bold side. Susheel celebrates Kali’s birthday in her clinic. Sejal and Vishu also celebrate with them. Kali thanks Susheel for the surprise. Susheel loves Kali a lot. Susheel invited Satya for the party too. She requested Satya to come for Kali’s happiness. She waits for Satya to come.

Leela meets Sarthi and Susheel to challenge them. Sarthi doesn’t get scared of Leela’s evil. Sarthi shows Leela where she belongs. Leela tries to insult Susheel. Susheel learns from Sarthi how to counter their enemies and obstacles. Susheel witnesses Leela and Sarthi’s challenge.

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Susheel takes a stand for girls and their rights. She wants all the girls to be so capable that they face no problems in future. Leela taunts Susheel for not managing her own marriage and life. Leela asks Susheel to show how much strength she has. She strikes Susheel’s head on the wall and hurts her. She then tells Susheel that now she will hit her head on the wall and show her power. Sarthi keeps her hand before the wall. Leela’s head gets hit to Sarthi’s hand. Leela gets hurt. Sarthi laughs on Leela’s boasting. Leela falls down on the ground. Sarthi proves she is tougher than wall.

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