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wud be happy if rashi has miscarriage to pay for her deeds.

Raadhini, what lovely prediction😛

I am not a great fan of Rashi and certainly don't like all her KKs although I admit that a few make me chuckle😉 But if what you said is true, this will be a nice change instead of having to take more of Rashi's pitiful tantrums.😊


I think Koki is being hard on Rashi only because Rashi has been asked to exercise and stay active during her pregnancy while Gopi was asked to do the exact opposite after the accident. Hence the difference. But Rashi as always has to be the drama queen 😆

Anyway, I do love your prediction of course but I am not going to keep my hopes up. With the luck we have been having, this 'last checkup' will be nothing more than a directive by the doctors to keep Rashi in bed for the rest of her term and the Modi's will fall one over the other to take care of that🤢

BTW, Jigar did mention of taking Rashi to the doctors one day especially the day Vansh was taken away by Alka. If I remember correctly, Jigar asked Rashi to get ready and told her that he would take her to the doctors himself. 😊 So would that not mean that the pregnancy was confirmed?🤔

i remeber when gopi was pregm rashi was made to do all the work, at that time gopi wasnt evne allowed to serve ppl! how double standards they have🤢

This article cant b true as it us full of grammatical errors..

Originally posted by: amrapali_dubey

This article cant b true as it us full of grammatical errors..

They even have the phrase "frame charges against the accused." When it should be "to read the charges against the accused." To frame is to fit up.

Originally posted by: Justlikethat1

You are right but grammatical errors never stopped the writers😆

They called vansh's stealing as 'misplacement'🤪 They said Gopi will 'pine' for Rashi

So no wonder they have multiple errors.. But the spoiler as such is true.. I think even Rucha tweeted the same😊

Originally posted by: Xarina

They even have the phrase "frame charges against the accused." When it should be "to read the charges against the accused." To frame is to fit up.

Raadhini *jumps up and down excitedly like a small child* 🤗 I have been thinking the same things all along. Oh. ☺️ Sorry. I am not usually this excitable and over friendly. Actually I am but you don't need to know that. 😆. But you wrote my exact thoughts. I wish this is the case.

Originally posted by: Raadhni

Xarina do not get me wrong but to frame charges against the accused is grammatically correct .in English... it means to press charges against the accused or implicate charges..

Thanks for appreciating my thoughts.

It may be grammatically correct, Raadhini. But to me it does not sound right. I don't hear it over here in the same context when charges are read out in court against the accused. To frame someone, to me means to set them up for something they did not do.