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Kumkum Bhagya 17th March 2025 Written Update: Vihaan’s Evil Move. Today in Bhagya Lakshmi written update, the episode begins with Vihaan expressing gratitude to Prarthna for her help. Prarthna, confused, asks Vihaan what he means. Vihaan explains that Sneha was only able to come home because of Prarthna’s cover story, claiming Sneha had gone to get something from Prarthna’s house. Vihaan then taunts the Zaveri family, declaring that Sneha has wronged him. Kranti criticizes Vihaan, but he mocks Smita, asking how a mother-in-law treats her son-in-law this way. Vihaan further insults Smita. Outraged, Raunak attacks Vihaan.

Vihaan then ridicules Sneha, calling her foolish for trusting her family. Prarthna steps in, rebuking Vihaan for his lack of respect for the sacred bond of marriage. She declares that Sneha’s one mistake will not define her entire life and the family will stand by her. Kranti supports Prarthna, asserting that the family will never abandon Sneha.

Enraged, Vihaan sarcastically praises Prarthna for manipulating the Zaveris. Raunak firmly orders Vihaan to leave. Before departing, Vihaan makes it clear that he has no interest in Sneha or her family.

After Vihaan leaves, Smita turns her frustration toward Prarthna, blaming her for the situation. Sneha defends Prarthna, acknowledging that Prarthna tried to stop her multiple times, but she refused to listen. Smita then takes Sneha away.

In her room, Sneha breaks down, overwhelmed by the recent events. Smita tries to console her, promising that things will get better. However, Sneha remains skeptical, stating she wants to leave for London to escape the painful memories. Smita reluctantly agrees and promises not to inform anyone.

Meanwhile, Raunak vents his frustration to Harsh, expressing his anger at how Vihaan manipulated Sneha and tried to blame Prarthna. Payal attempts to cheer Raunak up by inviting him to play Holi, but he remains disheartened and refuses.

Later, Raunak approaches Prarthna and commends her resilience. He admires how she continues to smile despite facing numerous hardships. Raunak acknowledges her unwavering faith in Lord Srinath. Prarthna, maintaining her composure, reaffirms her trust in divine support. Raunak offers his own support, assuring her that he will stand by her side. Payal, witnessing their conversation, grows increasingly jealous.

Determined to turn Smita against Prarthna, Payal fabricates a story. She claims that Prarthna tried to woo Vicky at a club, later twisting the situation to portray her friend as the wrongdoer. Payal warns Smita to be wary of Prarthna.

Smita, still reeling from the day’s events, decides to keep the Holi celebrations alive. She announces that the family should not let Vihaan’s behavior ruin their festivities. To ensure everyone participates, she asks Kinjal to call Kishan and Prarthna, masking her true intentions with a false reason.

The tension in the Zaveri household remains palpable as Holi celebrations loom, leaving questions about how these strained relationships will unfold.

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