rani actually killed him :o

Never expected that's Cvs wud show a murder in the show... N rani wud escape without any interrogation...

yep!that was unexpected!!!but the hug was vry sweet...i guess CVs started listing us they are gvng us sherdha moment which is superb...

yes that hug was unexpected... It was so good to see Sherdha hugging and so so nice seeing Sher hugging Shraddha back

hug was actually cute❤️...so much love was there...the fear of loosing each other...that guilt...everything was clear...and loved how Sher hugged Shradha back...that moment was adorable and wow...and then again..Sher giving Rrani back..not to interfere in his personal life❤️,...finally CVs heard us a bit

...and killing a man is normal in UP...so its ohk😆...interrogation kaun krega...all happened in Haveli...and its D's nagariya...dun u rememebr...Sher telling Shradha...is zille ki sarkaar hain hm...so who will raise voice infront of the sarkaar😆

the hug was the highlight of the episode ❤️. But it was sad how that guy was trapped by BD. Unfair .

Omg...!!! The HUG was just awesome...❤️

Agree as much as I love the Hug scene the killing part was sad... shows dat Rani n BD type of ppl have no sympathy fo other common ppl,,

The hug was out of the world.

Originally posted by: JazzyM

The hug was out of the world.

I too don't understand the CVs...which world are they living in...

1) A lady coolly and without remorse kills a guy. She does not even blink an eye and it's shown in an episode where young minds are watching. What are the CVs trying to showcase here?

2) What about the laws of the country/land? Is Rani going to get away Scot free? Are the CVs portraying that the land is like cowboy town of 1920s...? where the bade thakur's family are the law of the land...?

3) What about the dead man's family? He is someone of influence, right? Hanggama should start?

Gosh, a little bit of reality would be good...😉

Exactly! like killing is some child's play...I really wonder if ppl like Rani n BD do exist in UP ? 😆 or is there no law n orders for the Thakurs in UP? seems a little unreal...or they're trying to emphasis on India's poor morality