Kumkum Bhagya 9th July 2025 Written Update: Sonalika Resumes Her Vow

Kumkum Bhagya 9th July 2025 Written Update: Sonalika Resumes Her Vow

Kumkum Bhagya 9th July 2025 Written Update: Sonalika Resumes Her Vow. In today’s Kumkum Bhagya, tensions remain high as Bua Maa outright rejects Tanya’s belief that Smita has changed for the better. Tanya tries convincing her, but Bua Maa refuses to trust Smita’s intentions. Meanwhile, Raunak drowns himself in drinks, fuming with jealousy and heartbreak. He recalls the moment Shivansh filled Prarthana’s hair parting with his blood, making her his forever. His rage spirals as he realises he’s losing Prarthana forever.

Elsewhere, Sonalika, ever the master manipulator, continues plotting her evil schemes. Determined to separate Shivansh and Prarthana, she begins weaving a fresh plan to create misunderstandings between them. The episode moves ahead with ominous vibes as Sonalika smirks, hinting at more chaos to come in their lives.

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Prarthna pacifies Gayatri. She tells that she was going to marry Raunak, but Shivansh was eager to take revenge on Smita and Raunak, and married her. She adds that Raunak is angry and he is trying to harm Shivansh, so much is happening in her life, and she feels helpless. She doesn’t want Raunak to put Shivansh in trouble. Gayatri asks what she means.

Prarthna tells that Raunak and Payal had burnt the Zaveri mansion to take revenge on Shivansh. Gayatri can’t believe it. Prarthna tells that Shivansh was trying to prove his innocence, and he found out Raunak’s crime. She tells that Shivansh isn’t wrong, Raunak is wrong, he has become blind in his hatred, and he can do anything. Tanya tells Bua Maa that Smita came to the hospital to save Shivansh. Bua Maa doesn’t think Smita came for Shivansh, because Smita has never seen him for decades.

She knows Smita hates Shivansh, and she is just acting. Tanya tells that Shivansh will melt his heart for Smita if he knows this. Bua Maa doesn’t want to lose Shivansh, as she regards him as a son. She tells that Smita can’t snatch Shivansh from her. The doctor asks them to go to the waiting area. Payal weeps and recalls Raunak’s words. Ketki asks her what happened. Payal regrets that she has lost Raunak. She wanted Shivansh and Prarthna to die. She feels she has fallen into double trouble.

She has to fight to save Raunak and herself. She adds that even Raunak isn’t accepting her. Ketki asks her not to get scared. She promises to save Payal. She reminds Prarthna’s warning to Ketki. She tells that Shivansh has evidence against Raunak and her.

She fears that Raunak and she will get arrested, and also defamed. Ketki asks her to take her guidance before taking any drastic steps. Payal gets upset. Raunak recalls Prarthna and Shivansh’s moment. He rejects Smita’s call. Prarthna goes to meet Shivansh. The nurse allows her to stay back with Shivansh. She tells that she has seen Prarthna’s love for Shivansh. Prarthna thanks her. She sits by Shivansh’s side and talks to him.

She confesses her feelings to him. She wishes he didn’t hear it. She asks him to get conscious. She wants to talk to him and confess his feelings to him, but also keep it a secret. She gets confused. She falls weak in the moment and cries, expressing what she feels for him. She doesn’t know what is this new feeling. She holds his hand. She says that she doesn’t know her fate, but she is happy to have his Kumkum in her hairline. Sonalika gets angry that Shivansh has cheated her for Prarthna’s sake.

She says that she will separate them forever. She tears Shivansh and Prarthna’s photograph. Prarthna sits looking at Shivansh and smiles. She tells him that she is married to him and she has a right on him, she can do anything and he can’t stop her. She caresses him with love. The doctor comes. She apologizes and says that she will leave. He asks her to relax and stay outside the recovery room. Raunak gets the cops there and asks them to arrest Shivansh. Prarthna asks him what he is saying.

Raunak blames Shivansh for burning the Zaveri mansion. Prarthna pushes him away and accuses Raunak. Raunak asks what proof she has. Shivansh wakes up and asks what’s happening. The cops arrest him. Prarthna wakes up from this nightmare and looks for Shivansh. She finds him safe and sighs a relief. She remembers the messy drama. She rushes to the temple and prays.

She says that she never knew this would happen. Shivansh betrayed her and married her; she has accepted this as her fate. Raunak hates Shivansh and wants revenge, but she isn’t responsible for their battle. She wants Raunak to understand her Kumkum Bhagya and forget her.

She fears Sonalika will destroy Shivansh. She feels protective of Shivansh. She recollects Bua Maa’s words and blames herself. Gayatri tells that Prarthna isn’t responsible for this mess. Sonalika looks for Bua Maa and Tanya. She doesn’t find anyone in the house. She gets angry recalling Shivansh’s betrayal. She tells that she will not spare him. Gayatri asks Prarthna not to blame herself. Prarthna asks her to go home.

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