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Time of India
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Anupamaa: Pandit Manohar's family accuses Anu of trying to kill their father for money
Anupamaa, starring Rupali Ganguly, features big twists and turns in its next episodes. The creators are going to great lengths to depict Anu's ups and downs in life. Anu fled to Mumbai when Aryan died of a drug overdose, as everyone blamed her for his death. In the current episode of Anupamaa, Anu accepts a job as a cook at Pandit Manohar's residence, and Rahi also goes there. Anupamaa becomes the person near Pandit Manohar after he collapses unexpectedly and is taken to the hospital. Anu works for Pandit Manohar and understands a lot about the dance business. Anupamaa watches the dance routines and reflects on her past life. Pandit Manohar's family arrives on the scene, causing complications for both him and Anupama. Anu observes Pandit ji's son's harsh behaviour towards him and nearly slaps the man who barges into his father's house and disrespects him. The son refers to the house as a property that must be transferred in his name, and Pandit ji stands with a terrified expression. This irritates Anupamaa severely. In the upcoming episode, Anu increases her voice, and the man points his fingers at her, accusing her of attempting to flatter Pandit Manohar in order to obtain the land. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Godrej Majesty | Luxurious 3 BHK + S & 4 BHK Homes at ₹3.26 Cr* Godrej Majesty Learn More Undo The man leaves, and Pandit Manohar collapses on the floor, leaving Anupama stunned. Anupamaa places Pandit ji on the cart and pulls him down the road to the hospital. The man returns to the hospital, claiming to be Pandit ji's family, and accusing Anupamaa of attempting to harm his father owing to a financial problem. On the other side, Rahi decides to cut relations with Ansh and Prarthana due to a family feud . Meanwhile, Pari is aware that her father is attempting to disrupt her happily married life. She loses her calm when Raja feels awful about loaning money to Paritosh. Kinjal chastises Toshu for not admitting his error, and his daughter suffers the repercussions. Pakhi and Ishani have a chance to face Pari. Raja was madly in love with Ishani and proposed to her despite everything. Pakhi instructs Ishani to go between Pari and Raja. Ishani doesn't love Raja, but she doesn't want Pari in his life. What happens next? Will Anupamaa be arrested for attempting to assassinate Pandit Manohar?
Time of India
10-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
India-Pakistan escalation: Special prayers offered at mosques in Madhya Pradesh for India's victory
Across Madhya Pradesh, special prayers were held in mosques on Friday for India's triumph in the ongoing conflict with Pakistan BHOPAL: Special prayers were offered at several mosques across MP on Friday for India's victory in the ongoing military conflict with Pakistan. Among other places, the Taj-ul-Masajid here, known to be the largest mosque in country, saw prayers being offered for India's victory and Pakistan's defeat after the Friday Namaz. Effigies and flags of Pakistan were also burnt and the Indian tricolour was waved in some parts of the state. "All of us have unanimously prayed today after the Jumma (Friday) Namaz for India's victory and Pakistan's defeat," All India Ulema Board 's state unit chief Qazi Syed Anas Ali Nadwi told PTI over phone. "I had issued an advisory for the prayers," the cleric added. Outside the Taj-ul- Masajid, Muslim faithful raised slogans "Hindustan Zindabad" and "Pakistan Murdabad". Operation Sindoor India's air defence systems shoot down Pak drones in J&K, Punjab & Rajasthan India-Pakistan tensions: Delhi airport issues travel advisory Operation Sindoor: Multiple explosions heard at several Pakistan air bases 'Havan' rituals were also conducted at many temples in the state for India's victory. "We have conducted 'victory havans' in 26 havan kundas in Agar Malwa to pray for immense power to our armed forces, and their victory," said Pandit Manohar, a priest.
