Anupamaa: Pakhi plans to show Anupama and her team their 'aukaat'

Star Plus’ Anupamaa is all set for an emotional twist as the finale of the Taal Se Taal dance competition draws near, while wedding preparations for Ansh and Prarthana are also in full swing.

The competition is being held in Ahmedabad, taking Anupama back to a city filled with memories she would rather forget. From unexpectedly meeting the Kothari family to surprise visits to the Shah house, and even visiting the Kothari home to discuss Ansh and Prarthana’s marriage, Anupama finds herself surrounded by reminders of her past.

Eventually, Parag gives his approval for the wedding, bringing happiness to both families. But Anupama still has one big task ahead—winning the dance competition. Adding to the tension, Khyati has laid down a shocking condition: the loser, whether it’s Anupama or Rahi, must publicly apologise by bowing down and rubbing their nose on the ground.

In the upcoming episode of Anupamaa, during Ansh and Prarthana’s Mehendi and Sangeet ceremony, Pakhi tries to provoke Rahi by pointing out how Anupama easily finds replacements in her relationships. She also draws Rahi’s attention to the way Bharti and Preet are behaving like Anupama’s own daughters.

This leaves Rahi feeling jealous and upset. She then tells her team that they should perform a special dance at the wedding to show everyone what they are capable of. Preet says that the world she is referring to is actually their team, and today they will prove themselves on the stage. Soon after, the Dance Ranis and Rahi’s team perform to the song “Pinga.”

Meanwhile, Toshu is busy recording the event when he accidentally captures footage of Sarita meeting a mysterious man and handing him a potli bag, which may contain diamonds. That was earlier gifted to Prarthana by the Kotharis. Shocked by what he sees, Toshu rushes inside and bumps into Pakhi, showing her the video.

Pakhi says that Anupama is too proud of herself and her team, but she will make sure to show everyone their true (aukaat) place.