Jiji Maa Falguni to lose her newborn baby

Jiji Maa: Falguni’s life to fall in grave danger

Uttara hires a killer Dilip to get Falguni out of her way. She wants Falguni and the secret to get buried forever. Uttara plays smart to save her image in the family. She doesn’t want anyone to know her bad past and crimes. She has taken Gayatri’s place in Jayant’s life and house. She doesn’t regret to snatch Gayatri’s happy family. Falguni gives one week time to Uttara to spend with the family before she makes her crime confession and surrenders to the police. She wants Uttara to be punished for her sins. Falguni conspires to prove Gayatri innocent and get her back in Rawat family.

Falguni and Suyash spend some good time in Goa, along with the family. Dilip attacks Falguni by taking advantage of the tidal shores. He assures Uttara that Falguni’s murder will appear as an accident, as everyone will assume her to be drown to death. Dilip pulls Falguni under the water and tries to drown her. Falguni doesn’t know swimming. She struggles to call out to Suyash and seek help. Suyash finds Falguni sinking and reaches her in time to rescue her. Dilip makes an escape from there.

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Suyash doesn’t think anyone plotted against Falguni. Falguni understands someone is after her life. Suyash assures her that he will protect her always. Suyash arranges a photo shoot for Niyati and Vidhaan on their babymoon. Falguni helps Suyash in packing the camera stuff. Dilip attacks Falguni again. He kidnaps Falguni and takes her away from Suyash. Dilip buries Falguni by putting her in a coffin. Suyash once again follows his heart and tracks Falguni to rescue her.

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