Role Reversal in Kumkum Bhagya and Kundali Bhagya

Role Reversal in Kumkum Bhagya and Kundali Bhagya

Role Reversal in Kumkum Bhagya: Abhi and Pragya get married and give the wedding vows to each other. Abhi promises her that he won’t let distance come between them ever. Pragya promises her that she will not let any third person come between them. Kiara says where will I go there? Abhi says you are not the third person, but our very own Abhigya. Everyone smiles. King gets saddened and couldn’t see his love getting married to Abhi. He has turned negative and determines to get Pragya.

Tanu tells Aaliya that she did good acting with Kiara, by being nice to her. Aaliya tells that she is Kiara’s Bua and can’t think bad of her. She asks Tanu not to harm Kiara. Aaliya turns positive surprisingly. King and Aaliya’s role reversal happens, since King will be harming Abhigya’s relation now like Aaliya used to do before. King joins hands with Tanu and wants to separate Abhi and Pragya.

Kundali Bhagya: Sherlyn realizes Prithvi is cheating on her and decides to confront him and fight for her rights. Billa is about to attack Prithvi and kill him, but Monisha comes there and hits a rod on his head making him injured and unconscious. Prithvi looks at Monisha. Monisha doesn’t know that Billi had killed Rithvik on Prithvi’s orders. Monisha and Prithvi join hand so that she can marry Karan and Prithvi can get rid of Billa.

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Guddan Tum Se Na Ho Payega:
Guddan performs a puja on Antara’s death anniversary. Akshat gets impressed with Guddan on seeing her paying respect to Guddan. Everyone is upset that they have lost Antara. Guddan and Akshat perform the aarti and pray for Antara’s soul peace. Guddan gets hurt by the hot oil falling over her hand. Akshat cares for Guddan’s burn. She realizes Akshat started caring for her.

Tujhse Hai Raabta: Malhar and Kalyani are getting closer to each other. Kalyani goes to Aao Saheb’s side of the house as Sampada called her to play haldi and kumkum ritual with other married ladies. Some of the married ladies taunt Anupriya for taking part in the function even though her husband is not with her. Kalyani couldn’t bear the taunts and tells that she will play haldi kumkum with her mother and asks Anupriya to tell everyone that she is married. She says I am also married and tries to apply haldi kumkum Tilak on Anupriya’s forehead. Anupriya throws the aarti plate in the air and slaps Kalyani hard on her face. Everyone present there gets shocked. Sampada and Aparna rejoice. Anupriya doesn’t want to be called a married woman as Atul left her.

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