Jiji Maa: Suyash to conceal his critical illness

Jiji Maa: Falguni and Uttara’s cat fight to continue

Suyash and Falguni have a cute moment. He has rescued her from the goons and got her home. He is happy that she is fine, as she is his love. He gets juice for her. She makes the juice fall over him. She worries that his shirt got spoiled. She tries to clean the shirt and uses a dirty cloth. She stains his shirt even more. He finds her nervous. She then pours water on him. He asks her to stop it. He then stops her to control. He asks her what is she doing. She apologizes for ruining his efforts. Uttara calls her Lazer and shocks her. Falguni calls Balwant. She wants him to expose Uttara’s truth. Falguni threatens Balwant and asks him why did he tell her identity to Uttara.

Falguni has the proof against Uttara’s black deeds. She threatens to expose Uttara. She tells her that she has come home and now has Suyash with her to support. She accepts that she was just acting to collect the evidence against her.

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She warns Uttara and asks her to stay away from Niyati. She clears out that she will not tolerate if anything happens to Niyati. She tells Uttara that she had called the police and then saved her too. She shows her smartness, which irks Uttara. Falguni is ready to do anything to stop Uttara’s crimes. Uttara calls Balwant and asks him to kill Lazer. Falguni and Niyati have a sweet moment. The sisters get back together.

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