Silsila: Rajdeep to plot Nandini's character assassination

Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka: Nandini decides to divorce Rajdeep

Kunal gets too caring towards Nandini. He can’t see her bearing the pain. He also thinks Nandini should get separated from Rajdeep. He wishes the best for Nandini. Mauli advises Nandini to take divorce from Rajdeep and end the relation forever. She wants Nandini to get free from the bounds. She knows Nandini can’t stay happy with Rajdeep. She wants Nandini to become like before and live her life well. Nandini agrees to divorce Rajdeep. Mauli reminds her their old days. She convinces Nandini to sign the papers. Nandini signs the divorce papers as she believes in Mauli.

She feels sorry that she didn’t believe Nandini before when she was blinded by Rajdeep’s fake love. She asks Mauli to handover the papers to Rajdeep, as she doesn’t want to meet Rajdeep. Mauli congratulates Nandini for her decision to get back to her old life.

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Mauli takes the lawyer to Rajdeep’s house and shocks him with the divorce papers. He gets a big shock knowing Nandini has signed the papers. She asks him to sign the papers too. Rajdeep refuses to sign the papers. He doesn’t want to free Nandini. He can’t see Nandini marrying anyone else or moving on in life. He can’t tolerate Nandini’s success. Mauli isn’t aware of Kunal’s feelings for Nandini. She feels secure to have a loving husband like Kunal.

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