Star Plus Top 3 Pandya Store Titli Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si

Star Plus Top 3 Pandya Store Titli Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si

Star Plus Top 3 Pandya Store Titli Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si. Vandana goes for a job interview and is immediately put off by the man. She innocently states she is prepared to do whatever he asks, and this seems to please him. He asks if she has a boyfriend, to which she responds that her family needs were what she was referring to. He tells her all their needs will be met if she joins him. She then tries to switch back the conversation to work and he comments on her voice before saying he is ready to take the chance on her, but wants assurance of security. As he moves closer towards her, Vandana runs out of the cabin. When Vandana appears in Kunal’s view, she is weeping. Seeing this, he takes it upon himself to punish the man, vociferating that he would not negotiate with someone who does not accord women the respect they deserve. Hastily, he rushes forward to help Vandana who is fearful after the harassment incident.

Titli:

Titli dials the hospital asking for Dr. Rajesh, while Garv questions who she’s speaking to. She stays quiet and then Garv reassures her, motioning the clothes he had gotten them. He started apologetic, telling her how he had wronged her in his anger, but that he wasn’t an evil person and was equally hurt himself. He finished his statement by hoping they could put their fight behind them and let love triumph over anything else. Then without another word, he walked away.

Pandya Store:

Natasha proclaims that having one family means there’s no need for four kitchens. Suman has taught her that a family stays together when there is love, respect, and unity. She says that the family doesn’t have a shared kitchen. She promises that everyone will do their part. Amrish is astonished by her insight, telling Amba they will have to introduce new rules and adopt novel ideas in the house. Amrish vehemently pushes the food trolley and its contents end up on the floor. Amba stares at him, declaring that Maa Annapurna’s refusal of the meal was a dire sign of their household’s peace. But Natasha remains reassuring, suggesting if the deity has taken offense, not a morsel will remain. Pranali applauds her insight, praising her as incredible.

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