Nimki Vidhayak Nazar Tonight Upcoming Highlights

Nimki Vidhayak Nazar Tonight Upcoming Highlights

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Nimki Vidhayak Nazar Tonight Upcoming Highlights Chachi is tensed that Anaro is coming home. She keeps all the sharp and fragile objects away. She keeps something to defend herself if Anaro attcks her. She asks Tunne and Mahua to keep a vase or something to protect themselves. Nimki keeps the vase away. She tells that Anaro will break the vase on their head. She hides Ram Bachan’s picture. She asks Tunne if she is doing right. He tells her that she is doing right and maybe missing her mother. She tells that none can take her mum’s place. Mahua overhears them.

Sweety tells Elena that she had written an essay on mother in her college days. She recalls Anaro. She doesn’t want to tell her anything about Anaro. Abhimanyu asks her to think about Anaro, who is going to enter Nimki’s house. He tells her that they also have a responsibility towards Anaro. He asks why should they forget Anaro and put the burden on poor Nimki, whose life is already messed up. Sweety doesn’t want Anaro to harm them. She asks if Nimki told this to him. She doesn’t want Nimki’s favors.

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She tells him that Nimki can live her life as she wants, she doesn’t need to do any favor on them by helping her mum, Anaro will pay for her crimes and its better if she dies soon. He scolds her for speaking ill about her mum. He asks her to think if her child speaks ill about her. He tries to make her realize her mistake. She asks him not to compare her with Anaro, she loves Elena a lot. She gets upset with her. Anaro is ready to go home. Her friend tells her that her family won’t come to take her. Anaro finds Mintu there and looks for him. He wants to help Nimki by serving Anaro.

He tells Pichku that he wants to help Nimki some way, since she is much helpful and kind. Nimki tells Abhimanyu that she is going to get Anaro. He tells her that he has arranged a shelter for Anaro, she doesn’t need to bring Anaro home. Nimki disagrees with him. She takes him to the hospital. She learns that someone has already taken Anaro home. She looks for Anaro.

Reviewed Rating for this particular episode: 4/5
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Nazar: Piya dreams of Pari who is taking her to some house and disappears. She gets worried and shares her vision with Ansh. He doesn’t believe her. He tells her that she is just seeing whatever she wants. They go out and find out that the arrow is already broken. Ansh thinks Pari can’t get saved. Vedashree tells them that just Mohana can answer them. She asks them to find Mohana. She asks Naman and Dilruba to find the Daayan. Dilruba tells that no one can find the Daayan who wants to hide herself but just the enemy can find her. The family hopes to get Pari back. Piya yearns for her daughter. Mohana gets attacked by her enemy from the other clan.

Reviewed Rating for this particular episode: 2/5
This rating is solely based on the opinion of the writer. You may post your take on the show in the comment section below.

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