Bhagya Lakshmi 24th May 2025 Written Update: Paro's Fear

Bhagya Lakshmi 24th May 2025 Written Update: Paro’s Fear

Bhagya Lakshmi 24th May 2025 Written Update: Paro’s Fear. Lakshmi asks Shalu not to tell anything to anyone, until they speak to Rishi. Rano comes to meet them. She tells Lakshmi that everyone is disturbed. She wonders who has attacked Neelam and killed her. She regrets that people aren’t safe in their own family. Lakshmi tells that Neelam was very important for the family. Paro comes to meet Lakshmi. She tells that Rohan has gone out. She is scared to meet the policemen.

Lakshmi asks her not to worry, as she is a good girl and has no reason to feel scared of police. Paro asks Lakshmi to stay with her. Rano tells that Paro is scared after witnessing Neelam’s death. Lakshmi tells that she will keep Paro inside the room. She adds that Paro has suffered a lot in her life. She is glad to have Rohan and Paro as her children. She vows to protect Paro.

Rishi meets the inspector. He requests him to find the person who murdered Neelam. The inspector asks him to relax until the investigation is completed. Rishi tells that he wants to know who the murderer is. Ayush gets Rohan there. Rohan hugs Rishi. He tells that he wanted to meet him. The inspector tells Rishi that someone has cut the rope. He asks Rishi and Ayush to help them investigate the crime scene.

Kiran comes to meet the Oberoi family. She speaks to Aanchal about Neelam’s murder. She tells that Malishka has received a big shock and asks Aanchal to look after Malishka. Aanchal asks Kiran to stay with Malishka for a few days. Malishka comes downstairs. She asks everyone not to permit Lakshmi to step out of the house. Karishma asks the reason. Malishka blames Lakshmi for murdering Neelam. Rishi, Ayush and Rohan come home. They overhear Malishka’s blame.

Harleen and Rishi stop Malishka. Ayush asks Malishka how dare she say this. Malishka tells that Lakshmi disliked Neelam and she has killed Neelam. She adds that she had seen Lakshmi fighting with Neelam. Lakshmi asks Malishka to stop lying. She tells that Malishka has murdered Neelam. Kiran is shocked. Lakshmi tells that it was Malishka and Anushka’s plan to stop Ayush and Shalu’s marriage. She reveals that she heard Malishka and Anushka’s conversation. She asks Rishi to believe her.

Kiran scolds Lakshmi. She asks Lakshmi if she is mad. She defends Malishka. She rebukes Lakshmi for using Rishi. Shalu asks her to stop it. Malishka asks Shalu not to cross her limits. Rano scolds Malishka, while taking a stand for Lakshmi and Shalu. She lectures the Oberois and counts Lakshmi’s sacrificing gestures. Malishka tells Rano that Lakshmi did this to get rid of Neelam. She poses allegations on Lakshmi. Lakshmi tells that she will prove Malishka’s crime. She blames Malishka for killing Neelam.

Malishka sheds crocodile tears and tries to get sympathy from the Oberois. She tells that Lakshmi has hurt her heart. She shouts that she loves Neelam a lot and even Neelam loved her. Paro and Rohan come there. Paro sees the police and gets scared. Lakshmi goes after Paro. She asks Paro not to get scared of the police as she didn’t do anything wrong. Paro tells that she has to tell her something.

She confesses that the chandelier fell because of her mistake, when she was moving the rope to get the stuck balloon. Lakshmi is shocked. Malishka overhears them. Lakshmi tells Paro that this can’t be true, Paro didn’t do anything, and she isn’t responsible for Neelam’s death. Paro feels guilty. Lakshmi consoles her. She asks Paro not to tell anything to anyone. She wants to protect Paro. She promises that she will save Paro.

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