Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki: Gagan slaps Mannat for blaming Aishwarya for Dada ji's death

In the Colors TV show, Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki, produced by Mukta Dhond's Malhar Content Creators, the engaging drama revolves around Mannat, portrayed by Ayesha Singh. The series follows Mannat's life, who was abandoned by her mother shortly after birth. Mannat dreams of a successful culinary career and possesses impressive cooking skills. Ayesha Singh stars in the lead role, with Adnan Khan as her co-star.

Mannat, having uncovered the truth about Aishwarya and Malla, found herself disbelieved by others. In a shocking turn of events, Aishwarya kidnapped Malla to postpone her divorce and garner sympathy. Suspicious, Mannat gathered evidence and located where Malla was held captive. She recorded incriminating evidence but was captured by Malla and the goons before she could escape, leading to her imprisonment. Subsequently, Aishwarya, visiting Malla, was followed by Dada ji, who discovered the truth, leading Aishwarya to murder him. Recently, Mannat managed to escape from Malla and Aishwarya's trap.

In the upcoming storyline, during Dada ji's prayer meet, Mannat confronts Malla, vowing that she will regret her actions. Gagan unexpectedly slaps Mannat, questioning her audacity to threaten those present. Gagan insists he wouldn't believe Aishwarya killed Dada ji, even if God himself affirmed it. Mannat, in tears, laments that Gagan, who once blessed her, has now struck her. She promises Gagan that Aishwarya and Malla will be held accountable for their deeds.

Initially everyone blamed Mannat for Dada ji’s death but Aishwarya put the blame on Goons. Aishwarya and Malla will feign grief, pretending to be deeply affected by Dada ji's death. Meanwhile, Vikrant will dismiss Mannat's accusations against Aishwarya regarding Dada ji's demise.

As Mannat takes a firm stance on exposing Aishwarya and Malla, the anticipation builds around her strategy to gather evidence or coax confessions from them. The upcoming storyline is set to be gripping and suspenseful, keeping viewers engaged.