Pandya Store: Natasha warns Amrish about the possibility of losing Dhawal

Pandya Store, a beloved stop for fans of Hindi soap operas, continues to captivate viewers with its storylines and intriguing characters. Following a generational leap, the narrative now centres around Suman (Krutika Desai), who, along with her grandchildren Chiku (Sahil Uppal), Shesh, Mittu, and Natasha (Priyanshi Yadav), take the storyline forward.

After a rollercoaster journey, Natasha finally gets married to Dhawal and completes their grahpravesh. In the recent episode, she promises to start rebuilding the Pandya Store the next day. However, in the upcoming episode of Pandya Store, Natasha confides in Armish, announcing her plan to use the raw materials stored there for construction. Amrish refuses to sell her the raw materials. Natasha warns him that if he doesn't comply with the rules outlined in the papers he signed, he might lose his brother, Dhawal.

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In tonight's episode, Amba blesses Dhawal and Natasha as they prepare to move into their new home. Meanwhile, Chiku and Isha also pack to leave but are persuaded by Suman to stay and fulfill their duties. Suman reveals her support for Natasha, much to Chiku and Isha's surprise. The arrival of the Makwana family brings joy, and Amba warmly welcomes Suman and Isha, breaking tradition.

During the rituals, Isha reluctantly performs the aarti for Dhawal and Natasha. Natasha's grahpravesh is completed, and Isha hands over the house keys to Amba, symbolizing a change. Suman announces their departure, leaving Natasha emotional but determined to rebuild the Pandya Store the next day.

Later, during a meal, Dhawal suggests eating from the same plate as Natasha, but Amba insists on a traditional ritual where the new bride eats from her mother-in-law's plate. However, Amba accidentally contaminates the plate, prompting Natasha to improvise and eat from it using a bowl, bringing smiles all around. Overall, the episode highlights family bonds, traditions, and Natasha's determination to rebuild the family business.