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High points in Ishqbaaz and Kasautii Zindagii Kay

Ishqbaaz:
Bhavya starts living with Oberois to fins Shivay. She doesn’t doubt on Shivay, who makes his Majnu act very much convincing. Bhavya tells Tej that she is doing her duty and trying hard to find Shivay. She wants to know more about Shivay and Nancy’s terms. Anika tells her that Nancy was after Shivay, and this is known to entire family. Mohit tries to fasten the case so that he can get his wife’s property. He tells Bhavya that Shivay is indeed the murderer, since he had the murder motive. Bhavya doesn’t believe him and asks him to correct his facts. She tells Mohit that she is investigating the case well. Mohit worries that Bhavya’s investigations sign towards Shivay’s innocence.

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Kasautii Zindagi Kay: Navin gets a bad sight on Prerna. He misbehaves with her. Prerna feels uncomfortable in his presence. Anurag trusts his uncle Navin. He sees Navin getting close to Prerna and tries to know the matter before jumping to conclusions. Prerna avoids Navin. Navin gets crazy for her and decides to marry her. Navin has divorced many wives. He now gets obsessed for Prerna. He seeks help from Mohini, and asks her to talk to Prerna’s parents about him. Anurag and Prerna take part in Sindoor Khela ritual together. Moloy takes it as a sign from destiny and wants to get Anurag married to Prerna.

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