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Kumkum Bhagya: Pragya to share her life with King Singh

Simonika escapes from Police custody while she is being shifted to Pune jail. Inspector Veer Pratap informs Purab that Simonika might reach Mehra Mansion anytime soon. Purab gets tensed and informs Abhi and Pragya. Abhi asks Purab and Pragya not to worry and thinks Simonika will not dare to come there. Simonika is already in Mehra house and kidnaps a waiter. She wears his clothes to disguise herself. When she tries to kill Pragya and Abhi, she gets caught, but tries to escape. Purab runs behind her to catch her. Aaliya blames Pragya for danger in Abhi’s life. Abhi scolds her and tells her that it was Pragya who saved him and gave him a new life.

Abhi and Pragya have a short lived happiness and togetherness before the leap which is going to happen soon. Abhi tells Pragya that he wants to be father soon and decides his baby girl name to be Abhigya. Even Dadi wishes the same.

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After the leap, Pragya will be seen as a mother to a 7 year old girl and will be staying with new rockstar King Singh. Abhi will have a lonely and sad life without Pragya. King will be a tough competitor to Abhi in the music world. Purab and Disha will not be seen post leap. The show will have a love triangle between Abhi, Pragya and King. Although Pragya and Abhi will always love each other and their eternal love will never end, but King will eventually fall in love with Pragya.

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