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I think because of your fake rashes, we might get real
rashes. Diyatak Rane Sir. Kaki Maa Sahab, please come.
Diyatak Rane Sir, how are you feeling now? Are you getting
any relief from that medicine? Yes, the ointment.
The Ayurvedic ointment. Yes. I feel better now. That's
good. We just came to tell you that Ayush Banna has called
you to the hotel for some important work. I'll leave
now. Diya, take care of yourself. OM TRAMVAKAM
YAJAMAHI SUGANDHIM PUSHTI VARDHANAM URVARUKAM IVA
VANDANA MUTYOR MOKSHIYAM AMRITA OM TRAMVAKAM YAJAMAHI
SUGANDHIM PUSHTI VARDHANAM URVARUKAM IVA VANDANA MUTYOR
MOKSHIYAM AMRITA For whom are you performing this ritual?
Aunt! Yes? What happened to aunt? She couldn't get up. She
was in a lot of pain. I think she can't open the door. Careful.
Careful. Sit down. Sit down. Oh, God! Jhumki, her feet are
swollen. Go and get a balm and a hot water bag. Hurry up. Oh,
God! Your Highness. Your Highness, Chhoti Thakur has
fallen in the bathroom. She is badly hurt. What? Where did
she fall? That's enough. I'll be back. Thank you so much,
Your Highness. If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have been
able to come out of the bathroom. Thank you. You're
soaked. Aunt! Ratan, I'll send milk and turmeric for
aunt. Aunt, are you okay? Did something happen to you? No,
I'm fine. Jhumki, give this turmeric milk to aunt. Ratan.
Ratan, there's been a big problem. The color of our
rashes had come on the style from which aunt was wiping our
hands. We suspect that she has seen it. Just relax, Diya.
Nothing of that sort has happened. In fact, I just came
back from aunt's room. And there was no reaction on her
face. She was absolutely normal. No, Ratan. But
Ratan.. Listen to me. Please. Listen to me. I think he has
come to know. And he is very hurt by my lie. Sorry. What are
you doing, sister? Sister, you are talking as if you know
auntie more than me. It's just that you are hurt and you are
hyper for no reason. Okay, I will go and change. Baby! Sir,
Lady Thakur has sent this milk with turmeric for you. No, I
don't want milk. It's for you. Sir, take it back. I don't want
to drink milk. Okay, I don't... Lady Thakur, what's
wrong? It's nothing, sir. I just don't like the taste of
that turmeric milk. And yes, sir, I won't be able to go to the
temple with you today. I'm having a lot of trouble
because of this sprain. You can go and perform today's
Tuesday's veneration with your son-in-law. And yes, do
take the things that you have kept. And pay my respects to
the priest. Hmm. I understand. You won't be able
to go to the temple. That's why you are sad. Okay. I won't go.
No, sir. You should go. And go quickly or there will be a
crowd. Go. I will finish some important work here. Okay,
sir. Take care. Take care. Go. Ratan, I am telling you. I
really think that aunt has found out the truth about us.
And she is very sad. I don't understand... Why are you
staring at me like that? I'm looking for the needle, Diya.
The needle of the old wall clock is stuck in the same
place. And yours too. That's what I was trying to find.
Don't you think your shorts are tight? Of course not,
Diya. And anyway, I'm still very fit. Putting on weight or
metabolism problems are all at your age. And I still have a
lot of time. Okay, I'm leaving now. And you take care of aunt.
I have held your hand for seven lifetimes. I have made my
heart yours. The world has given me a new relationship. I
will write a new relationship. Do apply
colour on your hands. Otherwise, you'll be caught
this time for sure. Bye. What happened, Jhumki? Didn't
Aunt have milk? Come in. You wait here, I'll go and pray. In
the temple? What happened? Mr. Arjun, what are the
parents doing in the temple? It seems that they are full of
sins. They have come to empty it. It won't empty just like
that. We can't go inside as long as they are in the temple.
Sir, this... May God bless you. Why are you distributing
Desi's offering to your boss, sir? My boss has ordered me to
chant Mahamrithi and worship her. That's why I'm doing
this. May God bless you. Son-in-law, why is Arpita Bai
chanting the mantra of Mahamrityunjaya? She is
chanting it when someone is about to die. I will have to
find out who is in her house who is inviting death.
Father-in-law, what do we have to do? Let her chant
anyone's mantra. You go inside and do your worship.
Otherwise, someone will give us a donation again. Aunty,
why are you going down the stairs? You have a sprain in
your leg, right? Come with me. Come. How is this possible?
How is this possible? Why did you lie to me, Diya Dhakarani?
Nothing happened to you. When you were caught lying, Tata
Hukum was there. That's why I didn't ask you anything. I
didn't want you to be caught lying in front of him. But now,
I am asking you. You didn't get any shock. Then why did you lie
to me? Tell me, Ms. Thakur. I am asking you something. Aunt,
I... Aunt, I lied because... Diya lied because I asked her
to, Aunt. Why did both of you lie to me? Why did you do that,
Dada? Why? To be honest, Aunt, I don't want Diya to wear my
aunt's jewellery and get the honour and respect of this
palace. But why? I was right. Everyone in the hotel only
talks about Diya. Do you know, Aunt? When Diya and I went to
the hotel together, the manager and Ayush Banna told
me that Diya should start coming to the hotel again. I
don't have any value. I'm 21 and Diya is 30. And Diya has
more than 9 years of experience in every matter
than me. And how will I get experience? By working,
right? I have started to become more complex than
Diya. And I feel that I am less than Diya in every matter.
Aunt, that's why I don't want Diya to complete the ritual of
Thakranisa. Because then everyone at home will call her
Diya. What are you saying to her? Sorry, aunt. I know what
you're thinking about me right now. But until I prove
myself or prove that I have the capacity or intelligence to
work like Diya, I don't want to give any more powers to Diya.
You should have told me this earlier. Why didn't you? I
scolded Diyatak Rane and blamed him for no reason.
Diyatak Rane, please forgive me. I didn't know this. Sorry,
Aunt. If this happens again, I'll inform you first. Sorry.
Thank you. We didn't have to do the ritual of becoming a
Thakrani. But you took the blame on yourself. And that
too by putting yourself down. It's okay, Diya. Anyway, I
didn't care about all this. And now you'll agree that I'm a
superhero, right? Yes. But we have to lie so many times for a
single lie, right? And now there are only two days left
for the engagement. Diya, I don't believe in all this
lies. I told you that you have become fat and your clothes
have become tight. We should have been with you when this
incident happened. She is standing here and laughing.
Go inside and get the shots for me. Sorry. By the way, Ratan,
elders often say that after marriage Boys always get fat.
By the way, Diya, I've become fat while fighting with you.
And the more I fight with you, the more I eat. And you
survived because of my shorts. If it wasn't for my
shorts, I wouldn't have come here and saved your life.
Diya, you can turn now. I've changed. By the way, can I tell
you something? Her... My beloved... My beloved... A
hero rises from the depths of darkness With the support of
his heart Umra ke chhote bade Saat phero me bandhe Vakt ne
rishta phir roya hai Hai banaya reeton ne ek dooje ka
hume Pyaar sharton ne sanjoya hai Jag ne rishta diya yeh naya
Yeh rishta I love you. Everyone in the hotel only
talks about Diya. I don't have any value. I'm 21 and Diya is
30. And Diya has more than 9 years of experience in every
matter. Aunt, I don't want Diya to complete this ritual.
Because everyone in the house will talk about Diya. Jhumki,
tell Diya to come here. I've called her. Did you call me?
Yes, Thakrani. I scolded you without your knowledge.
Please forgive me. Look, from today onwards, you start
doing small chores in the kitchen. Like chopping
vegetables, frying papad, tempering the lentils, or
making curd. Okay? All these small chores. But when the
daughter-in-law would do this, the taste of the food
would be enhanced. Okay? You start making the curd. Let's
go. You must remember how to make the curd, right? It's
okay. Come on, I'll teach you. This is hot milk. Let it warm up
a little. Then add a spoon of curd to it. And stir it for two
minutes. Okay? Come on. Easy. Lady Thakur, what are you
doing? Have some mercy, Lady Thakur. Have some mercy, Lady
Thakur. Don't use a spoon to mix the milk. Use a spoon to mix
the milk. Here you go. Your Highness, Lady Mohana and her
father are here. Okay, fine. Jhumki, prepare the curd.
Thakrani, peel the peas. I'll be right back. Actually,
we're here to discuss the engagement preparations and
your rituals. Okay. Ms. Mohana has made these colors
of Holi with her own hands. They are eco-friendly. Ms.
Mohana, he really likes them a lot. Thank you, Mr. Dadi.
Jhumki. Aunt. Your daughters-in-law are so
different. I mean, one is North and the other is South. I
have given it to them. They don't even like it. She's
multi-talented. It's okay, Sakshi. Diya Thakrani will
learn everything. Diya Thakrani will learn
everything? Aunt, once a woman starts taking care of
the household chores.. ..then the household becomes
a problem for her. Aunt, it's very difficult to make a
working woman a housewife. And that too at the age of 30.
Chhoti Thakrani, I need to talk to you about something
important. You take it. Little Thakrani, I have a
request. Please send Diya Thakrani for the hotel's
budget meeting. We need her. We need to discuss some
important matters regarding the hotel. It's a little
urgent, please. Everyone in the hotel only talks about
Diya. I don't have any value. Aunt, I don't want Diya to
complete Thakrani's ritual. Because then everyone in the
house will talk about Diya. I'm sorry. You won't be able to
come to the hotel. He has just got married. Let him stay at
home. And whatever decisions he takes about the hotel, the
God will decide for him. He has studied in London. And I'm
sure whatever decisions he takes will be right for the
hotel. Wait a minute. Actually, Data Hukum had to
get married at a young age. Because Diya Thakrani's
engagement was fixed with a Rajput. His name was... Mr.
Sakshi. Mr. Sakshi. Sir, can I talk about the engagement?
Yes, of course. What? Aunt has stopped Diya from coming to
the hotel? Yes, the manager just told me. He says that you
will take all the decisions of the hotel from now on. But why?
Take this. These are all the files of the hotel. Study them
properly. We have to make the budget of the hotel for the
next three months. You come with us. Such thick files. How
will I be able to do all this? Whom should I ask? The
responsibilities of a housewife. I will tell you
about it. From household items to clothes. Slowly, you
have to take care of everything. Diya. What are
you doing? And where are you sitting? Dada Hukum, Diya
Thakranisa is with us from Bhandargarh. We were
teaching her to make a list of household items. We were
teaching her how to be a good housewife. She will stay with
us for 2-3 hours. Do you have any important work? No, I just
called to say hi and hello. I don't have any work. Okay,
fine. Here. What's happening? I think aunt will
make Diya a housewife with her working moments. Stop
pretending to be complex with Diya. Now suffer. Sir, there
is a budget meeting in half an hour. Why didn't you reach on
time? What? In half an hour? How will I know which dal is
which? Both are yellow in colour. Only the sizes are
different. What do I do? Oh God! It's impossible to make
this budget without Diya. And aunt won't let Diya come to the
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