Ikyawann: Satya loses cool over Soumya’s threatening

Satya and Kali get stressed when they don’t find Susheel. Satya doubts on Leela and Soumya. He tells Kali that he will play a drama to put pressure on Leela. Satya plots a suicide drama, but for someone else. He wants to repent for his mistakes to hurt Susheel’s heart. He regrets for abandoning Susheel and breaking their relations before. He feels Lord is punishing him for his mistakes. He realizes Leela has done many crimes in the past. He wants Leela to admit all the crimes herself, so that he can get her punished. He wants to secure Susheel’s life. He fears that something wrong happened with Susheel.

Satya has realized he loves Susheel a lot. He wants to find out who has disappeared Susheel and why. He makes a game plan to expose Leela. Kali tells him that he shouldn’t do anything worse with Leela. Satya cries and expresses his sorrow. He tells her that he has done much wrong with Susheel. Kali pacifies him.

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Soumya overhears their conversation. She confronts Satya and asks him does he love Susheel, was he just acting of marriage. Soumya gets angry on him. Satya can’t keep the fake smile on his face. Satya tells Soumya that he wants to clear everything, he can’t marry her. Satya takes a stand against Soumya’s evil. He is fed up of Soumya’s drama. He wants to teach her a lesson. He tells Kali that Soumya always threatens him of suicide, now he will change the medicines and really put Soumya’s life in risk so that she admits that her love is not true. He wants obsessed Soumya to get out of his life. Kali fears Soumya can take a wrong step. Satya assures that he will end Soumya’s chapter.

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