Anupamaa: Anupama's pursuit of justice for Samar begins, leading to Kavya's accident

The Hindi soap opera "Anupamaa" continues to enthral viewers with its compelling characters and captivating narrative. The current storyline revolves around Samar's tragic passing and Vanraj's blame on Anuj for Samar's death.

In tonight's episode of Anupamaa, Anupama grapples with the loss of her son, Samar. She reflects on her past, feeling regretful for not calling Samar back when she found a black thread, which she believes brought bad luck. However, Samar assures her that his death was an accident and not anyone's fault. He urges her to move forward. Anupama resolves to stay strong and not succumb to grief. Meanwhile, Anuj is eager for Anupama's return but remains unsure about her intentions. 

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In the intense precap, Sonu's defender arrives at the Shah residence, issuing a dire warning that they will regret their actions. Anupama responds with unwavering resolve, asserting that those who made the mistake will be the ones to regret it, with Vanraj adding that those who supported the wrongdoings will also face consequences. In a different scene, Anuj offers his steadfast support to Anupama in her pursuit of justice. Anupama, however, declines his support, emphasizing that this is her fight. Regardless of how the conflict began or who instigated it, it has now become a mother's battle.

In a separate subplot, Kavya desperately pleads with an auto driver to stop the ride. The auto driver implores her to persuade Vanraj to withdraw Sonu's case, warning that they may lose another child otherwise. In her distress, Kavya falls from the auto, crying out, "My baby."

The pressing questions arising from this precap are: Will Anupama succeed in her quest for justice for her son, Samar? And what will be the fate of Kavya, who has just suffered a concerning accident?

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