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Shakti: Harak to pose problems for Harman-Soumya’s struggle

Soumya makes food for Harman. The house got divided. Harman and Soumya’s love is still the same. Soumya sets her kitchen in the living room. Harman helps her out. Harak asks Preeto what’s her enmity that she didn’t prepare any food. He gets troubled by the stove smoke. Soumya’s saree catches fire. Harman blows off the fire. Preeto runs to Soumya out of concern. She asks Soumya to take care of herself. Harak blows off the stove. He scolds Harman. He tells Harman that if he goes out and proves himself, he will know the harsh truth of life, its not easy to earn a living.

Harman wants Harak to accept Soumya as his bahu. Harak denies it. He doesn’t want to accept a kinner as his bahu at any cost. He tells Harman that he is ready to die, but he won’t accept Soumya in the family. Saaya and others come there to offer help to Soumya. Soumya refuses and is ready to struggle to win her place, since her love Harman is with her. Harman asks Soumya to do anything, but not fall in trouble. He alerts her about Harak’s bad intentions.

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