Ishq Mein Marjawa

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Deep hints Aarohi about his plans

Ishq Mein Marjawa: Deep is playing many games with Aarohi and Tara. He isn’t killing them, but making them feel close to death again and again. He tries to scare them. He ties up Aarohi and scares her with sharp knives. He threatens Aarohi. He tells her that he is the champion of this game of life and death. He spares her life when she expects him to stab. She wants to know why is Deep playing with her mind. Aarohi reaches a temple and prays that her confusion about Deep gets clear. Deep meets her at the temple. He acts to hurt her. He tells her that she has failed in her mission to kill him.

Aarohi lights a diya on her hand and wants to get her answers. She has just met fraud people in her life. She has lost her identity as well. She regrets for her life. Deep tells her that he has a right on her life now.

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Deep reminds her mistake of cheating him by joining hands with Tara. He tells her that she will be mad knowing the truth behind his intentions. He gives her a coin and asks her to know that every coin has two sides. He asks her to decide about him, if she will love him or hate, if she will believe him or not. Deep gives her hint of his motives. Aarohi gets pondering over Deep’s love. She is much troubled by Deep, Tara and their love story.

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