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Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Anupamaa: Hasmukh apologizes to Preet amidst Pakhi's accusations; tensions rise over stolen necklace
Bharti counsels Anupamaa on the importance of staying with her family, especially to support Ansh's upcoming marriage. Deepa adds reassurance, promising that Anupamaa can continue practicing by visiting them at the hotel. Meanwhile, Hasmukh and the rest of the family attempt to convince Preet to stay, but she remains resolute in her decision to leave. Before departing, Sarita confronts Pakhi, telling her that instead of blaming her unfairly, she could have simply asked for the truth. Preet and the other Dancing Ranis also assure Anupamaa that none of them hold any anger toward her. Meanwhile, Paritosh has a change of heart when he realizes that if the Dancing Ranis leave, the deal will be canceled. He brings a necklace to Anupamaa, claiming it was found in Prathna's room. However, Paritosh's inconsistent statements, first that the necklace wasn't there earlier, then saying it was in the kitchen, are challenged by Kinjal, who refutes that the necklace could have been in the kitchen. Anupamaa recalls Paritosh's past theft of jewelry in the USA and begins suspecting that he is behind the missing necklace. Determined to get to the bottom of the matter, Anupamaa decides to call the police. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Use an AI Writing Tool That Actually Understands Your Voice Grammarly Install Now Undo After heated accusations fly around, Paritosh unexpectedly exposes Pakhi. When confronted by Anupamaa, Pakhi admits spitefully that she harbors hatred for poor people, especially those living in chawls. Anupamaa firmly reminds Pakhi that the house belongs to her and that she can be asked to leave at any time. She advises Pakhi to drop her ego and announces that it's time to take strict action. Anupamaa orders Pakhi to hold Sarita's feet and apologize while instructing Paritosh to record the apology. She also demands that Rahi apologize but Rahi refuses. Preet states she will not accept an apology from Rahi and decides to leave the Shah house for good. After much pleading and persuasion, Sarita finally agrees to stay back, bringing the episode to an emotional close.
Mint
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Ahead of Dhadak 2 release, check out THESE 5 romantic films that will leave you in tears
Triptii Dimri and Siddhant Chaturvedi are bringing the magic of love, loss and heartbreak with their much-awaited film, Dadak 2. The film is the spiritual sequel to the 2018 film Dhadak, which launched Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter in Bollywood. Said to be the Hindi remake of the Tamil film Pariyerum Perumal, Dhadak 2 focuses on the story of Nilesh (Siddhant Chaturvedi) and Vidhi (Triptii Dimri), who face social problems due to their caste and class differences. As Dhadak 2 is set to release on 1 August, here's a list of 5 romantic films with heartbreaking endings to binge-watch anytime. Based on O. Henry's The Last Leaf, Lootera follows the story of Pakhi, the sheltered and artistic daughter of a wealthy zamindar, and Varun, a mysterious archaeologist who lives a dual life. Set in 1950s Bengal, the film shows how Pakhi and Varun fall in love, but just when their love begins to bloom, Varun disappears, revealing his true identity as a conman involved in a heist targeting Pakhi's family treasures. Heartbroken and betrayed, Pakhi's world collapses. Years later, the two meet again under entirely different circumstances. Pakhi is now sick and living a reclusive life in a snow-covered village, while Varun is on the run. What follows is a tender and tragic reunion against a hauntingly beautiful backdrop. Raanjhanaa is a story of unrequited love, political awakening, and emotional turmoil set in the holy city of Varanasi. It follows the story of Kundan, a spirited and deeply devoted Hindu boy who falls in love with Zoya, a beautiful Muslim girl at a young age. His love for her becomes the centre of his world, but Zoya moves away to Delhi for higher studies, leaving Kundan alone. Years later, Zoya returns to Varanasi, but she is in love with someone else—Akram, a university student leader. Kundan is heartbroken but remains hopeful to win her heart, only to face rejection. As events unfold, Kundan's actions unintentionally lead to tragic consequences, changing all their lives. Torn between love, guilt, and a desperate need for redemption, Kundan immerses himself in Zoya's world, even becoming part of a political movement. But with love and betrayal intertwined, he meets a tragic fate filled with pain and sacrifice. Tere Naam follows Radhe, a rebellious yet kind-hearted college dropout who falls deeply in love with Nirjara, a simple, traditional Brahmin girl. As he tries to win her heart, fate takes a tragic turn when he suffers a mental breakdown after a brutal attack. Separated by circumstances and mental illness, Nirjara kills herself. As Radhe returns home after his recovery from the mental asylum, he realises that their love story has already ended. Set in Kashmir, Laila Majnu is based on the life of Laila, a free-spirited girl from a conservative family. She falls in love with Qais, a passionate young man. Despite deep love for each other, societal pressures and family rivalries force them apart. As they part ways unwillingly, Qais descends into madness, turning into the modern-day Majnu, wandering on the streets in search of Laila. Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela focuses on the passionate love story set against the backdrop of a violent feud between two rival communities, the Rajadis and Saneras. Ram, a charming and daring man from the Rajadi clan, falls in love with Leela, a bold and spirited woman from the Saneras. Despite the deep-rooted hatred between their families, they elope, only to be dragged back into the bloodshed. Their love challenges traditions, but the cost is heavy. Torn between loyalty and desire, Ram and Leela's tragic romance ends in a heart-wrenching sacrifice.
