Anupamaa: Shivam Khajuria, aka Prem opens up on upcoming shocking twist

Star Plus' popular show Anupamaa continues to win hearts with its emotional and gripping storyline. Recently, the makers released a powerful new promo that shocked the audience and left them wondering what would happen next.

The promo shows a very tense moment at the Shah house. The entire family is seen panicking and desperately looking for Anupama. Every corner of Krishnakunj is being searched, but there's no sign of her. The fear and concern on everyone's face make it clear that something serious has happened. The scene is full of emotions and keeps the viewers on edge.

Things get even more intense when a "Missing" poster of Anupama is shown on screen. Her photo, name, and a contact number are on the poster, making it clear that she has disappeared. This raises many questions in everyone's minds. Why did she leave? Where could she have gone?

In another emotional scene, Anupama is shown sitting alone on a bus. She looks heartbroken, lost, and deeply sad. The bus is heading to an unknown place, showing how uncertain her future is right now. A deep and emotional voiceover adds to the scene's sadness, making viewers feel her pain and confusion.

This major twist brings a new direction to the show. It promises a lot of drama, surprises, and emotional moments. Fans are eager to know why Anupama left and how her absence will affect the people close to her.

Actor Shivam Khajuria told India Forums about the new track, "This twist has completely changed everything. No one expected it. Anupama suddenly going missing will shake up all the characters around her."

He added, "These types of bold story decisions are important. They not only add depth to the story but also keep people hooked. This twist is full of emotions and will make the audience feel strongly. I'm really excited to see how this new chapter goes—it's definitely going to be a turning point. Viewers will have many questions, but they should keep watching. A new journey has just started."