Shakti Fatal attack on Soumya causes chaos

Shakti Fatal attack on Soumya causes chaos

Shakti Fatal attack on Surbhi and Soumya. Soumya can’t become a mother, but rejoices that her sister is going to give birth to a little baby. Harman and Soumya are happy to welcome Surbhi’s baby. Maninder is also happy for Surbhi. Harman, Soumya and entire family come together for Surbhi’s happiness. Surbhi’s baby shower ceremony happens. There are big twists. While the family celebrates, Raavi plans a surprise performance for Surbhi. Surbhi also dances with them. Surbhi is compelled by Varun. She shares all her happiness with Soumya. She is given the poisonous kheer by her enemies. She gives the kheer to Soumya and asks her to have it first, then she will be eating it. Surbhi makes a sweet gesture.

Soumya eats the poisonous kheer unknowingly. She blesses Surbhi and tells her that she will like to get all the problems on herself to protect Surbhi. Before she could feed the kheer to Surbhi, she faints down.

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This brings a big shock in the family. Harman rushes to Soumya. He realizes that the kheer was poisoned. Harman tries to get medical aid for Soumya. Surbhi feels the kheer was meant for her and someone is trying to kill her baby. She stays alert and worries for Soumya’s life. Harman lifts Soumya and takes her to the room. Preeto calls up the doctor. Raavi and Preeto worry for Soumya’s life. They assure Harman that they will save Soumya. Harman falls weak with the thought of losing Soumya. Preeto asks him to be strong and hopeful.

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