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Ishq Mein Marjawa: Aarohi plans to expose Tara’s identity

Tara injures herself in anger. Deep finds her injury and gets her treated. Tara wants to know if Deep loves Aarohi. She is obsessed for Deep. She can’t bear anyone in Deep’s life again. Deep clears it to her that he just loves her, why will he believe any random girl. He believes Tara is Aarohi, whom he married willingly. Deep asks Tara what did she do, she could have lost life because of excess bleeding, he loves just her and can do anything for the sake of love. He asks Tara not to test his love again, he is just of her, there is no one else in his life. Meanwhile, Anjali/the real Aarohi runs away from the mental asylum. She makes a new friend, who helps her meet Deep. Deep and Tara learn about her escape. Deep spots Aarohi and follows her to get her caught. He misses her. She flees and tries to secure herself from Tara.




Deep finds Tara’s mood ruined because of Aarohi. He finds an idea to cheer up his wife. Deep and Tara have a romantic moment. Deep clicks her pictures. Tara loses her identity to get her love. She is happy to stay as Aarohi, as it gives her all the rights. Aarohi sees Deep and Tara together. She wants to tell Deep that she is his Aarohi. She knows Deep will never believe her. She spies on Tara to get a clue, which could expose Tara’s identity. Aarohi plans to use Tara’s weakness, that’s her anger and obsession for Deep to expose her truth.

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