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Kumkum Bhagya: New kidnapping twist to drift Abhi-Pragya

Kumkum Bhagya: New kidnapping twist to drift Abhi-Pragya… Abhi gets heartbroken seeing Pragya with King. Pragya misleads Abhi about Kiara. King gets accused for kidnapping. Pragya meets him in the lockup. King tells inspector that he didn’t do any crime, he is an artist, not a criminal. Pragya tries to help King. He pleads his innocence and tells her that someone from Abhi’s family is framing him in the false case of kidnapping. He asks Pragya to believe him. Pragya knows King since years and blindly trusts him. He asks her to unmask the real culprit, who is playing with their lives. Pragya assures King that she will find out the truth.

She trusts Abhi as well, and knows that he can’t hurt anyone. She meets Abhi and confronts him for trapping King in the false kidnapping case intentionally. She blames Abhi for being jealous of King and her relation. She wants to find the real culprit. Abhi admits that he is really jealous of King and her bonding, since she is his love, she only belongs to him for all the seven births. Abhi confesses love to Pragya once again. He denies to trap King in the fraud case. Pragya decides to solve the mystery and help King get free from police custody.

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