Wagle Ki Duniya: Rajesh refuses to let Srinivas leave as Manoj plans Dadar move

In the recent episode of Wagle Ki Duniya, high emotions and dramatic tension unfold as Vivan reaches the temple and sees Sakhi dressed in bridal attire, with Radhika urging them to go ahead with the wedding. At the same time, Ranjana arrives with police officers, while Rajesh and Vandana rush to the scene from different directions, anxious about what awaits them. As everyone finally gathers at the temple, including Manoj, Vidya, Dharmesh, and Santu, a surprising turn of events takes place—Sakhi and Vivan announce that they have decided not to get married just yet. Their decision, made out of love and respect for their parents and the desire to seek their blessings, brings relief and happiness to all. The following day, the Wagle family comes together once again to perform a peaceful Sai Baba Aarti at home, followed by a nostalgic game that takes everyone down memory lane, celebrating their journey together as a family.

In the upcoming episode of Wagle Ki Duniya, Manoj is seen outside on a call with Vidya, happily sharing the news of securing possession of the Dadar house and revealing his plan to take Radhika and Srinivas there. Vidya tries to reason with him, but Manoj remains determined. Just then, Atharva arrives to invite Manoj and Vidya inside.

As the scene shifts, Manoj and Vidya join the others as the games continue. The theme of friendship takes center stage, with Rajesh speaking about the joy of the experience and each participant sharing their thoughts. Rajesh expresses heartfelt gratitude to his first friend, Manoj, for always standing by him and offering protection.

However, the mood changes when Manoj announces his decision to accompany Radhika and Srinivas to Dadar. Rajesh immediately refuses, while Srinivas expresses his wish to stay with Rajesh. This leaves Radhika puzzled, but Srinivas remains firm in his choice, unwilling to consider any other option.

Later, Rajesh sits at home with Sakhi, Atharva, and Vandana, reciting Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s famous lines, “Mann ka ho to achcha, mann ka na ho toh aur bhi achcha.” In response, Vandana, Sakhi, and Atharva reflect on the words, agreeing that it is indeed in harmony with the will of the divine.