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Dastaan-E-Mohabbat: Jodha learns Salim-Anarkali’s love

Dastaan-E-Mohabbat: Salim announces his love for Anarkali. He thinks Jodha has accepted Anarkali as the future queen. He gets mistaken because of Rukaiya’s conspiracy. He tells Anarkali that she will be becoming the queen soon. Salim announces that Anarkali will become his wife. He showers love on Anarkali. He gets approval from Jodha. He crowns Anarkali as his queen. He tells her that very soon they will turn into husband and wife. He lights the diyas and celebrates their togetherness. Jodha witnesses Salim and Anarkali in the courtroom. She hears Salim’s dreams of marrying Anarkali.

Salim tells Anarkali that he will be the king, and she will become his queen. Jodha can’t believe this, since she was mistaken that Salim is in love with his childhood friend Maanbai.

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Jodha fears for Akbar’s wrath on this shocking revelation. Akbar makes clear to Jodha that he will never accept any common girl for Salim, since Salim is the future ruler of India. Jodha gets troubled by Salim and Anarkali’s shocking love story. Salim and Anarkali look forward to their marriage. The huge misunderstanding will shatter their hopes and dreams. Rukaiya has plotted this misunderstanding to break apart Akbar and Salim’s bond. Will Rukaiya succeed in her ploy? Keep reading.

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