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Originally posted by: Chahanya

When i read the articles about Sarita telling Pooja about Anandi and Jagya I was angry but she did not tell her about Anandi and Jagya

She told her about Anandi and BH ka rishta;

She told Pooja to be thankful to Anandi as she had saved her bachpan by saving her from CM

Ab use kya pata ki uski beti abhi bhi itni mature nahi hui hai and she also did not know that her daughter has a BF whom she is kinda obsessed with and will tell him all

Ye toh baat se baat nikli and she shared something with her daughter

BTW this Pooja really gets on my nerves Pyar karne ki akkal hai she does not have the sense to filter what comes out of her mouth

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

How long do we have to tolerate Kamli? Just how long?

Kamli crying, Kamli laughing, Kamli drinking tea,Kamli taking bath, Kamli hugging Gopal, Kamli cowering with fear, Kamli being helped and consoled by Nimboli, Nimboli helping Kamli, Kamli's mother crying, Kamli's father slapping everyone.

And why suddenly Harki, Akhiraj and even Kundan are not able to put two and two together and nail Nimboli?

They know Nimboli is close to Kamli and Nimboli even helped to wardoff the first groom that came to Kamli. Harki has seen Nimboli under suspicious circumstances and even guards knew that she is taking extraordinary interest in their khana peena.

Nimboli prays to kanha and kanha saves her everytime!

Why Kamli is allowed to stay in her room? Why cant Harki make her stay in a common room with her until marriage is over and post guards and tell them strictly that if they spot Nimboli, report immediately.😆

If I have a girl like Nimboli in my house, I will be extra careful and if something amiss happens, she will be the first one I will question rather question some foolish guards.

Originally posted by: Shinya

Even I liked that part. Saritha is grateful for whatever anandi did to her and she wants her daughter to be grateful as well.

There are some ungrateful women who forget the good done to them by others and question the very same people "what right you have" and call their husband, who gave them the status of a "wife" from a "maid", two-timer.

The contrast is nicely portrayed by CVs.