Anupamaa serial is about to witness a number of main twists and turns within the upcoming story. The entry of Parag Kothari and household has added immense drama to the present. Anupamaa (Rupali Ganguly) now is aware of that Prem (Shivam Khajuria) is just not an orphan. He belongs to a rich household. Parag Kothari insulted Anupamaa in yesterday’s episode boasting his ‘standing’. But right here comes the twist.
In the brand new promo of Anupamaa, we get to see that Parag Kothari and household attain Anupamaa’s residence to apologise to her. Kotharis have now determined to prioritise son Prem’s happiness and have agreed to his relationship with Raahi (Adrija Roy). As evident from the promo, we see that Moti Baa, Parag Kothari and spouse Khyati Kothari attain Anupamaa’s house with a marriage proposal. They ask for Anu’s permission for his or her son to marry Raahi. Everybody is shocked together with Prem. Anu senses that one thing isn’t proper. And Prem is shocked to see the change in angle of his father and feels that one thing is flawed.
Will Anupamaa now object to Prem and Raahi’s marriage? Will she be capable to save her daughter from Kotharis’ depraved plan? Will she change into the villain in Prem and Raahi’s love story? As stated, drama will unfold in upcoming episodes.
Watch the brand new Anupamaa promo beneath:
OMG i believed it will take a minimal 15 episodes for Kotharis to be rolling on shah home gate ??#Anupamaa pic.twitter.com/UJJdGivKpv
— Naina A. (@AnaamRishta) January 22, 2025
Anupamaa TV serial is produced by Rajan Shahi. It is among the most outstanding exhibits on Indian Television at present. For the longest time, it remained to be on primary spot on TRP chart. However, over the previous few weeks, Anupamaa has witnessed a decline in its TRP scores. From first spot, it dropped right down to fourth spot. But these twists are anticipated to assist Anupamaa enhance its TRP scores.
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