Saam Daam Dand Bhed: Vijay and Bulbul's new sorrow

Saam Daam Dand Bhed: Mandira attempts to impress Vijay

Bulbul tries to avoid Vijay. He looks for her to give her a surprise. Mandira meets him. He asks her about Bulbul. She says I didn’t send Bulbul anywhere, she would be around. She tells him that she isn’t playing any game to get him back. She tries to impress him by her charm. She makes tea for him, when she has a hand injury. He thanks her. She tells him that she was also looking for Bulbul. She asks Vijay to make Bulbul a girl of today’s times, don’t bound her at home. He asks her not to change Bulbul, as they are really happy the way they are.

She tells him that its nothing wrong if Bulbul gets educated. She offers help. He doesn’t get any interest in her talks. She tells him that Bulbul should have basic knowledge about Computers. She wants Bulbul to have confidence. She tells him that she can teach English to Bulbul. She expresses her noble intentions. She is trying to help Vijay and his family so that she can turn positive in his eyes. She wants Vijay to accept her love.

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