Tu Aashiqui: Ahaan and Pankti risk lives to end JD’s chaotic chase

JD reaches Ahaan and Pankti at the village. JD tells them that they can’t get saved. He asks Pankti to leave Ahaan, who isn’t capable of saving her. Ahaan and Pankti try to run away. JD and his goons follow Ahaan and Pankti, who have no way to save their lives. They run into the jungle. Ahaan tells Pankti that they have to jump down the cliff if they want to get rid of JD. Pankti doesn’t think of anything and believes Ahaan’s decision. They jump down the cliff. They manage to survive. JD wants to find them any how.

Ahaan and Pankti reach the highway and try to get lift. Ahaan wants to reach city and hide from JD. Ahaan is failing to defeat JD. He wants to avoid JD permanently. Ahaan and Pankti want to have a new life, away from JD and his evil. Ahaan stops a truck by difficulty and takes life. He makes Pankti sit in the truck first. He finds JD and his goons reaching them. He boards the truck. He has no plan to go out of JD’s reach, but prays that JD doesn’t chase them again.

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