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Jiji Maa: Falguni to receive a surprising news

Falguni recovers and gets back to her normalcy. Falguni has to tell the truth to Suyash that she can never conceive a child and not give him a family. She prays to get some courage to reveal the shocking truth to Suyash. She writes a letter. She mentions the truth in the letter. She leaves the letter for Suyash and goes away from the house. Uttara gets happy reading the letter and thinks Falguni has walked out of Suyash’s life on her own, and solved all the problems. Falguni meets a doctor on the way.

The doctor tells Falguni that she knows her medical history and she already told Uttara that Falguni can conceive a child. Falguni realizes Uttara lied to her and made her feel guilty. She gets really happy knowing everything is fine. She meets a little girl who hugs her and calls her Maa. Falguni realizes she can conceive a child and complete her family. Uttara does not know that Falguni knows the truth now. She gets a shock on seeing Falguni returning home. Uttara will play new games.

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