Jiji Maa: Niyati to attempt reviving Falguni’s memories

Uttara is plotting wicked things and taking advantage of Falguni’s mental instability. She pretends to be a good mother and plays with Falguni’s emotions. Falguni faces the troubles, and still believes that Uttara is the world’s best mother. She hugs Uttara and tells her that she loves her a lot. Uttara drops the oil on the stairs and plans to make Falguni fall down. She does this to harm Falguni. She takes Falguni with her and asks her to hurry up to watch the puppet show. She doesn’t want Falguni to see the show. Falguni runs down the stairs and slips by the oil. Niyati comes there in time and saves Falguni from getting hurt. Niyati fails Uttara’s plan again.

Falguni makes Niyati her friend when she finds Niyati a good hearted person. Niyati tells her that she has planned a surprise. She takes her for the puppet show and shows the positive things. Uttara then plans to shock Falguni and smash her memories. Uttara bribes the puppet show artist and tells him to play such things which Falguni should not see. Niyati and Suyash calm down Falguni when she reacts violently. Later, Falguni gives a best mum and best friend Sash to Uttara and Niyati. Niyati gets into a fight with Uttara to protect Falguni. She turns bold and recalls Falguni’s encouraging words. Falguni is Niyati’s world. Niyati pledges to become Falguni’s Jiji Maa.

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