MUMBAI: Daily soap Pandya Store has made a place in everyone’s heart with its gripping storyline and intriguing twists. Fans completely relate to each character in the show. We saw that the Pandyas focused on getting Chiku back from Shweta after she left the Pandya Niwas. The show has taken a big leap currently and the Pandyas are living their separate lives while Dhara still wishes to reunite her family. The current track is about Aarushi adamant to marry Shiva.
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Previously, Arushi comes to apologise but Suman tells her to keep her distance. Arushi apologises and puts her blame on Dhara.
Initially, Suman doesn't believe her when she says that Dhara was the one to encourage her to get married to Shiva.
Suman took her time but showed her faith in Dhara even Arushi showed her a note and money saying that it was a promise made by Dhara to get her married to Shiva.
However, things get really ugly for Dhara because after everyone comes home, Raavi tells Suman that Dhara is the main culprit as she was the one who promised Arushi that she will get her married to Shiva.
This surely raises a lot of eyebrows and shows Dhara in a negative light, something that Arushi wanted to happen to Dhara.
Now, Dhara and the Pandya family come up with a plan to bring back Shiva's memory by recreating his wedding with Raavi.
The family decides that it's also a great way to get Krish and Prerna to get married but Krish refuses as he is scared things might mess up again like last time and Prerna might get married to someone else.
Later, Raavi and Rishita go to Prerna to ask her if she agrees with this plan. Just like Krish, even Prerna is scared of bride-swapping that had happened the last time.
However, Raavi and Rishita convince her and assure her that nothing like last time will happen again.
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Will things go right this time?
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