Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin Spoiler Alert: UNEXPECTED TWIST! Bhavani Insists On Savi's Marriage; Will Reeva Follow Pakhi's Footsteps As The NEW VAMP?
‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin's’ most recent music shows Bhavani Kaku (Kishori Shahane) organising everything for Savi's (Bhavika Sharma) wedding. The Chavan family has financial difficulties following the deaths of Sai (Ayesha Singh) and Virat (Neil Bhatt), but Bhavani Kaku donates all of her possessions to Vinayak for his education while never providing for Savi. Even though Bhavani Kaku is strongly opposed to Savi's advancement, she wishes to continue her studies.
We'll have to wait to find out whether the twist will be that Bhavani comprehends Savi or not. Will she ever give her support?
The marriage of Savi and Bhavani is finally fixed in the forthcoming episode of ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin’. Bhavani also warns Savi (Bhavika Sharma) not to make any mistakes since, as we can all see, she is quite mischievous and has the power to fulfil her wishes. We'll have to wait to find out the twist—will Savi be prepared for a wedding or will she flee her house? Later, we find that Reeva's father also chooses to arrange for her marriage.It's probable that Reeva's father would give her a photo of Ishaan (Shakti Arora). Will they both get married, let's see. Will Reeva (Sumit Singh) and Savi both join the same family, causing history to repeat itself once more?
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In the upcoming episode of ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin’, Bhavani is seen issuing a severe directive for Savi to wed, and it's possible that Savi would be prepared to wed due to her family's happiness. Will Sai's spouse be able to comprehend Savi the way Virat did Sai and provide her complete freedom? The public is also hoping that Savi's family will support her and that she will be appointed an IAS official. Let's wait to discover the next twist.
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