Ikyawann: Susheel and Leela to have a showdown

Satya offers lift to Susheel. She doesn’t trust him. He conceals her identity and drops her to Sarthi/Fighter Didi’s house. Susheel gets back to the point from where she started. She thanks Sarthi for supporting her journey. She tells her that she wants to get justice for herself and her family. She didn’t imagine she will hide from everyone, because of Leela. Sarthi tells Susheel that very soon everything will get fine. She explains Susheel that Satya has helped them a lot. Susheel tells her that Satya has cheated her, abandoned her by insulting her for everything. She doesn’t want to tolerate wrong. Sarthi tells her that Satya was provoked to go in a wrong direction by Leela and Soumya, but he has realized his mistake and rectified himself.

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Susheel doesn’t get convinced that Satya has changed. Sarthi tells her that Satya was preparing to propose her on the final match day, he has really changed. Susheel plans to ruin Leela’s peace. She uses Leela’s debit card to order a cake. She sends the bill home. Leela wants to prove that Susheel is alive. Susheel starts playing games with Leela to prove her mad. Leela fails to produce evidence in front of the family. She tells Kali that Susheel is deliberately hurting her. Susheel targets Leela’s mind.

Sarthi tells Susheel that Satya is being with Leela, but supporting them. She asks Susheel to forgive Satya for the past mistakes. Susheel tells her that they would have managed things without Satya’s help too. Leela tells Satya that Susheel has stolen her debit card and shopped too. Satya tells Leela that Susheel didn’t steal the card. Sejal feels Leela is really losing it.

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Satya shows the card from Leela’s bag. He asks her to forget Susheel, who is gone now. Leela gets more troubled by Susheel, who takes a disguise to reach close to her. Satya meets Susheel. He asks her not to go to meet her family. Susheel doesn’t take his advice or help. Satya hopes Leela accepts the crimes. He wants to gather evidence and get Leela punished. Sarthi asks him if he can go against Leela. He tells her that he can do anything to do right. He realizes his mistakes. He feels bad that he never valued his mum by blindly following Leela. He shares his emotions with Sarthi. He wants to set everything fine. Susheel visits her home and finds her dad in pain of losing her. She feels helpless that she can’t meet him. She wants to take her revenge from Leela. She cries out her pain to Sarthi, that Leela has made her away from her family. Leela plays smart and plans a trick to expose Susheel’s survival. She invites Susheel’s dad home for conducting Susheel’s condolence prayer. Susheel gets provoked by Leela’s act.

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