Ishq Mein Marjawa: Aarohi to invite huge troubles for Deep

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Aarohi to invite huge troubles for Deep

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Aarohi to invite huge troubles for Deep… Tara realizes Aarohi’s truth. She learns that Deep has changed Aarohi’s face to save her life. She says Deep has given Anjali’s identity to Aarohi to protect her from me. Deep wants to know what is Aarohi up to. Aarohi wants Tara to know Deep’s truth and kill him. She wants to protect her parents from Deep. She makes Deep earn some enemies to keep him engaged in protecting himself. Deep vents out his anger on Aarohi. He tells her that he didn’t expect her to have such a low character. He reveals that he knows she is Aarohi. He asks her how could she stoop so low and have an affair. He is angered on her relation with Virat.

Deep curses Aarohi and tells her that she doesn’t deserve to become a mother ever. Aarohi sheds tears that she is pregnant with Deep’s child. She is hurt that Deep has cursed her and their child. Aarohi expresses her grief.

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She asks if she doesn’t deserve to have any relation in her life, if she doesn’t deserve to achieve motherhood. Aarohi’s truth comes out in front of Tara and Virat. Virat gets angered knowing Aarohi has cheated her. Tara gets raging on Deep’s deceive. She realizes Anjali is Aarohi and had been cheating them by using Virat. Tara wants to kill Aarohi and her child. She gets revengeful against Deep as well. Tara wants to ruin Deep and Aarohi’s love story.

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