Colors 3 Picks Udaariyaan Junooniyatt Suhaagan

Colors 3 Picks Udaariyaan Junooniyatt Suhaagan

Colors 3 Picks Udaariyaan Junooniyatt Suhaagan. Dolly talks to the Pandit asking him to perform the wedding service of Jahan and Ilahi. She wants him to bestow his blessings on them, as he has on others in the household. He reads their Kundali and tells her that tomorrow is a good day for the nuptials. Hearing this, Ilahi and Jahan realize Dolly intends to arrange their ceremony for real. Later, Jahan attempts to erase his name from Ilahi’s hand but Jordan follows Dolly when she insists that Ilahi sleeps in her bedroom – while Jahan insists against it – and Jordan affirms he’ll stay with him. Finally, Jahan sends a message to Ilahi requesting her to meet him alone.

Suhaagan:

Payal is livid with Bindiya’s behavior and resolves to ensure that Krishna does not break her fast. To his surprise, he finds Payal in an unresponsive state. Feigning weakness due to having been fasting both for him and in response to Baldev’s precarious condition, she reassures him that their affection for each other will see them through this challenge. Concealed in her thoughts is the conviction that it will be her fast Krishna breaks, not Bindiya’s.

Udaariyaan:

Armaan and Aasma arrive at the mandap. Suddenly Sukhi gets a call informing him that Alia has escaped, which means she will show up here. Unfortunately, Alia is hit by a car and she falls to the ground. Armaan and Aasma take their marriage vows as Alia continues on her journey, getting hurt by the thorns along the way. Aasma thinks to herself that she will honor this union with all her heart. Pandit then asks Armaan to place the mangalsutra around Aasma’s neck but before he can do so, Sukhi stops Alia and tells the man accompanying her to take her away. Dadi pacifies Biji’s worries while Armaan places the mangalsutra on Aasma’s neck. Just then Alia bursts into the wedding venue pushing away the man who was trying to escort her out. She runs towards Armaan with the intent of stopping him from taking his vows.

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