Keh Doon Tumhein Upcoming Vikrant in love; Kirti kidnapped

Keh Doon Tumhein Upcoming Vikrant in love; Kirti kidnapped

Keh Doon Tumhein Upcoming Vikrant in love; Kirti kidnapped. After receiving Vikrant’s location in her chat box, Kirti realizes he is in the forest and immediately becomes concerned for his safety. She urgently requests the auto driver to speed up, despite the road conditions not being ideal. However, upon reaching the jungle, the driver refuses to take her any further due to fear of wild animals. Undeterred, Kirti ventures into the forest alone in search of Vikrant. Meanwhile, Mirajkar follows Bittu into the woods but cannot locate him. Suddenly, Bittu appears and attacks Mirajkar, rendering him unconscious. Bittu then takes advantage of this opportunity and puts Mirajkar in his vehicle.

At the same time, Kirti spots Vikrant’s car and rushes towards it hoping to find him inside. But to her dismay, he is nowhere to be found. In a moment of distress, Vikrant recalls fond memories of his mother from childhood when they played hide and seek together. To which his mother reveals that she always found him because she is his mother. Kirti frantically calls out Vikrant’s name as he falls from the branch and sinks into the water. In his mind, he hears his mother’s voice gently urging him to come back to the surface. Kirti arrives on the scene but doesn’t spot Vikrant, so she decides to leave. However, she has a feeling that Vikrant is still nearby. Eventually, Vikrant manages to emerge from the water after struggling for some time.

Kirti is taken aback by his appearance and tries to help him out of the pit, but her efforts are in vain. After much difficulty, Kirti finally pulls Vikrant out of the water and they both collapse on the ground beside each other. Catching their breaths, Kirti asks Vikrant why he was in the jungle alone. Without answering her question directly, Vikrant recites a poem expressing how much she means to him. Bittu arrives at the forest and, upon not finding Vikrant there, assumes he is no longer alive and begins to grieve. He confronts Mirajkar for following him, while Kirti tends to Vikrant and questions his reason for being in the forest alone. When Vikrant lies about it, Kirti scolds him and suggests that he bring someone with him next time.

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Vikrant agrees, and Kirti offers to fix his phone. However, he refuses to hand it over when her hair gets caught in his watch. Madhuri shows up and misunderstands the situation, but after Kirti explains, she decides to cut her hair instead. Upon seeing this, Vikrant is reminded of his past actions and stops Madhuri from going through with it. Once Kirti’s hair is freed, she leaves the scene. Bittu confronts Mirajkar for trailing him. Meanwhile, Shreyas advises Kirti to take their phone to a repair shop. She concedes and proceeds to call Mirajkar. Observing this, Bittu questions her motives.

Kirti then offers a prayer for assistance in finding Anjali’s killer, while Vikrant resolves to better himself for her sake. He plans a romantic date and waits for Kirti. Kirti goes to meet Vikrant. Bittu meets her on the way and hits on her head. He tells them that she has become a thorn in his path and he will get rid of her. However, Bittu later kidnaps Kirti and adds that she is going to die very soon. Vikrant panics for Kirti when he gets a hint about her kidnapping. What will Vikrant do now? Will he kill Bittu to save Kirti’s life? Keep reading.

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