Ishq Mein Marjawa

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Another love triangle begins

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Another love triangle begins… Abhimanyu falls in love with Aarohi. He is supporting her in taking revenge on Deep and Tara. He finds Aarohi a nice girl. He respects her feelings. He feels he hasn’t seen such a determined and bold girl before. Abhimanyu helps Aarohi while she comes home secretly. Aarohi refuses to take his help. Abhimanyu tells her that he will always help her even if she doesn’t want. He can’t see her in trouble. She stays focused on her goals.

Mausi wanted to tell the secret to Deep. Tara stops Mausi and tells her that she knows who is behind the shocking incidents. Aarohi worriedly tries to hide her deeds. Mausi cleverly puts the blame on Bindiya. Aarohi wonders why did Mausi do this. Mausi keeps the condition and asks her to get the trunk keys. She threatens of revealing Aarohi’s truth to the family.

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Aarohi gets blackmailed by Mausi. Later, Aarohi takes a disguise and performs as the dancer. Deep reaches the pub. Aarohi cleverly blind folds him. She hides her identity from Deep. He follows the lead. He feels some connection with Aarohi. She makes Deep feel her presence and tricks him. Deep gets crazy thinking about Aarohi. She disappears. He looks for her. She is misunderstanding Deep again and wants revenge on him.

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