Anupamaa: Aadhya suggests to bring Ganpati home this year

Anupamaa has truly won over the hearts of its viewers since the beginning. The current plot delves into the emotional journey of Anupama, Anuj and their daughter Aadhya.

Current Track

In the recent episode of Anupamaa, there's a tense showdown involving Anu, Anuj, and Toshu. During the family's departure, a loud song suddenly blares, and Toshu makes a grand entrance wearing a white pagdi, dancing flamboyantly. His unexpected behavior leaves everyone, especially Anu and Anuj, bewildered and frustrated. Taking on the role of the new head of the Shah family, Toshu dramatically emphasizes his reverence for HM and boldly announces his intention to establish new regulations, sidelining outsiders like Sagar.

Following the pooja, Anupamaa introduces Adhya to the family dog, Coffee. As Adhya gains confidence, Coffee extends his paw, forging a heartwarming connection with her. Adhya remembers feeding a stray dog near the Shah house in the past, and bonding with Coffee brings back those memories. Anu teaches her to feed birds with bajra, highlighting the joy in simple pleasures. Adhya joins in happily, feeling serene as the birds flutter around.

Upcoming Track

In the upcoming episode, the temple scene will unfold with Anu lighting a diya, as Aadhya tentatively accepts the aarti from her mother. Aadhya, taken aback, questions her ability to lead the ritual, expressing her nerves about not having performed aarti in a while. Anu, with gentle support, assures her that devotion matters more than perfection to God. Encouraged by her family, Aadhya begins the aarti, a mix of apprehension and inspiration in her heart. While she carries out the ritual, Anuj watches with pride, touched by their daughter embracing their customs. Post the ceremony, a newfound warmth fills Aadhya, leading her to propose bringing Lord Ganpati home for the festival, surprising but delighting the family. Despite tensions due to Toshu's recent stance on family events, Anuj firmly asserts that the festival symbolizes unity, ensuring everyone's participation.