Pandya Store: Hetal urges Amba to ask Dhawal to make Natasha leave

Tonight's Pandya Store episode opens with Naveli confronting Pranali about Bittu's whereabouts and indirectly blaming Dhawal (Rohit Chandel) for scolding her. Hetal, putting on an act, pretends to cry, alleging that every time Natasha (Priyanshi Yadav) is around, something goes wrong. Natasha, trying to communicate through sign language, touches Shantanu emotionally, who consoles her. Hetal insinuates that Natasha, after experiencing poverty for seven years, now desires a luxurious life and plans to use children from Mumbai as a means to re-enter the Makwana household.

Amba notices a shift in Hetal's behaviour since Natasha's return, pondering why she's seeing her old self again. Hetal, claiming she lost her husband because of Natasha and doesn't want to lose Golu, manipulates Amba into asking Dhawal to make Natasha leave. However, Amba refuses, realizing Natasha's fragile state. Shantanu confides in Dhawal about Natasha's panic attacks, emphasizing the need to keep her in a familiar environment. Dhawal, bound by his quest for answers, invites Shantanu to stay at the Makwana house.

Shantanu learns the truth:

Pranali tries to distract Naveli with painting, but she insists on seeing Bittu. Naveli, convinced of Dhawal's responsibility for Natasha's condition, vows to teach him a lesson. Shantanu confronts Dhawal about his past relationship with Natasha, shocking him when Dhawal reveals she's his wife. Naveli interrupts, pouring water on Dhawal, only to be saved by him when she nearly falls. Shantanu, overwhelmed by recent revelations, realizes that Bittu is Dhawal's wife.

Precap for the next episode:

In the precap, Shantanu will demand answers from Dhawal about Bittu's deteriorating condition, to which Dhawal will insist that she is Natasha Makwana. However, Shantanu remains steadfast, asserting that she will always be his Bittu, and he won't be stopped from taking her back with him. The episode concludes with Dhawal tenderly caressing Natasha's face, setting the stage for the intense confrontation to come.