Udaan: Chakor and Suraj to collaborate with Karan

Imli kidnaps Saanvi to make her bandhua. She gets a stamp to gift Saanvi. She wanted to shock Chakor by gifting slavery to her daughter. Chakor and Suraj get a relief when they get Saanvi back. Chakor cries and hugs Saanvi. She gets happy but also gets a fear in mind that she will lose Saanvi again. Suraj consoles Chakor. He asks her not to worry as he will take care of Saanvi well.

Suraj prepares for his first day at work. He has joined Karan Oberoi’s company. He hurries up and asks Chakor not to delay things. Tejaswini and Chakor see him off. Tejaswini feeds him the curd and wishes him all the best. Suraj tells them that he wanted to see his family before leaving, as they are his world. He likes the fact that Chakor and Tejaswini love him a lot. He laughs when both of them get curd to feed him.

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Chakor asks Suraj to have it by his mum’s hand first, as she is elder. Suraj takes Tejaswini’s blessings. He eats the curd by his wife’s hand as well. He gets excited for his new work. Chakor has convinced him to join Karan for the development of Aazaadgunj. Suraj and Chakor have a light moment. Suraj manages his own business too. He takes up the development project to fulfill Chakor’s dreams. Suraj will be knowing more about Karan, being with him in office.

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