Ishq Mein Marjawa: Deep intensifies the mystery by mocking death

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Deep intensifies the mystery by mocking death

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Deep intensifies the mystery by mocking death… Tara shoots down Deep and sheds tears. She believes Deep’s death. Aarohi and Deep have made this plan to fool Tara and Virat. Aarohi recollects the plan. Aarohi believes Deep, that he just loves her and wants to save their child’s life. They make a plan to mock Deep’s death so that he can get rid of Tara forever. Deep wants to get out of Tara’s reach and settle down with Aarohi to have a peaceful future. Aarohi and Deep’s planning will be seen as a flashback scene. Tara is mad for Deep. She hurts herself, thinking of her madness to shoot Deep down. Aarohi hopes that Virat and Tara believe Deep’s death and spare him.

Aarohi pretends to hate Deep to convince Tara. She doesn’t want Tara to hurt her child. Aarohi and Deep want to live happy with their child. Tara visits a temple and stays worried. Virat and Mausi meet her at the temple.

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They make a big revelation to Tara. Tara learns about Deep and Aarohi’s planning. She gets much hurt knowing Deep has mocked his death for Aarohi’s sake. Tara gets aggressive and plans to strike them again. Mausi joins hands with her. Mausi tells her plan to settle scores with Deep and Aarohi. Tara wants to find Deep and really kill him. She can’t believe that she got cheated twice by him. What will Tara plan next? Keep reading.

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