Laado 2: Anushka gets hopeful of Amma ji’s return

Anushka finds hard to live as Juhi. She is helpless. Dadi and Shaurya have a talk. Anushka finds Dadi happy. Dadi shows the gifts for Juhi. Dadi tells Anushka that she was waiting for her as its her mum’s birthday today. Shaurya asks Anushka not to say that she doesn’t remember her mum. Dadi also agrees with Shaurya. Anushka tells Dadi that she remembers everything. Dadi says you always used to make innocent face and put the blame on Shaurya. She tells Anushka that the gifts are for Amma ji, who raised Juhi like her own child. She tells more about Amma ji and her great character.

Anushka gets worried and thinks of her Dadi/Amma ji. Dadi asks Shaurya and Anushka to meet Amma ji and give the gifts to her personally. She tells the place where Amma ji resides. She asks Anushka to greet Amma ji well and not show that she doesn’t remember anything. Anushka doubts if Amma ji is really alive.

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2 responses to “Laado 2: Anushka gets hopeful of Amma ji’s return”

  1. Rupasi Bhattacharya Avatar
    Rupasi Bhattacharya

    Please replace Avika Gor as Anushka/Juhi as she is looking really fat & ugly with her bulging stomach.
    No one’s like her in her present character.
    Thank you,

    1. Tellyreviews1 Avatar
      Tellyreviews1

      please don’t be harsh on the actor at the personal level..

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