Pandya Store: Dhawal and Natasha admit their love for each other

Tonight's Pandya Store episode begins with Natasha desperately asking Dhawal for answers. She pleads with him to tell her the truth. She even says that if he claims he had nothing to do with all this, she'll believe him. Dhawal, however, raises his voice and confesses that he intentionally deceived her. He admits that everything, including their love, proposal, and marriage, was a lie to benefit the Pandya store. Natasha is shocked, and Dhawal tells her that he never loved her. They both cry, and Dhawal confesses that being with Natasha has started affecting him, despite his initial intentions. Amrish and Amba are also shocked. Dhawal recalls the moments he shared with Natasha. Hetal tries to intervene, suggesting they calm down and think things through. Natasha asks Hetal if she was aware of this, but Hetal remains silent.

Natasha questions Hetal's actions and mentions that she made her tie Rakhi to her brother, wondering if she made a mistake. Amrish becomes angry and asks when this happened and what's going on in the house. Natasha accuses Hetal of lying and hiding the truth. She scolds Amrish for his lies and asks if he has any more lies to tell. Amba gets emotional, pretending to be hurt, and suggests Natasha should hit her with a vase and kill her. She puts on a dramatic act, crying and defending her sons. She asks Natasha why she's insulting her sons when they haven't done anything wrong. Amba points out the hardships they faced and how Amrish worked hard to raise his brothers after their father's death. Natasha hugs Amba and expresses her disappointment, saying that she thought of Amba as her mother.

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She questions Amba's lack of affection for her daughters-in-law and accuses her of favoring her sons. She shares her sense of betrayal, considering that she lost her parents and saw Amba as a mother figure. Natasha mentions how Suman told her that God wasn't present anywhere, so He created mothers. She saw Amba as her God, but now she feels betrayed. She also mentions how spending time with someone, even an animal, can create an attachment, and the Pandya store has been their lifeline. Natasha wonders how they can take it away from her and why no one stopped Amrish and Dhawal. She asks why nobody informed her and allowed this deception to happen when she never harmed anyone. Natasha questions Pranali, asking why she didn't tell her about it. Pranali explains that she had considered her own family's well-being, and if she had revealed the truth, her family would have suffered losses. Natasha expresses her frustration at being on the verge of becoming a part of this family.

Amrish signals to Bhaven, who stops Pranali from explaining further. Natasha mentions that she and Dolly got married around the same time, and Dolly tries to downplay the situation, saying that her father had invested a lot of money in the project. She asks Natasha not to overreact and mentions that her love for Chirag has made her adjust to the situation. Natasha disagrees, saying that Chirag's love is genuine and he doesn't lie. Dolly suggests that Natasha hasn't put in enough effort into her relationship and that love eventually develops. She advises Natasha to be practical and not make a big deal out of the situation, especially since she's getting a new store. Natasha reflects on how she's always been guided by emotions, but she begins to realize that perhaps she's making too much of the situation. She acknowledges that she might be an emotional fool and that she fell in love with Dhawal, but she can't continue a relationship based on lies.

Precap: Natasha mentions that Suman had a heart attack because of her and vows to take revenge. Chiku introduces himself as Chiku and offers his support, but Natasha slaps him and accuses him of being sent by Amrish. She declares that Amrish will never get the Pandya store.

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