Parvarish Season 2 18th May 2016 Written Update
Parvarish Season 2 18th May 2016 Written Episode
Simran slaps Surinder and shouts to get out from her house. All are shocked. Raj says she did not do right. Surinder says it is okay, her friend has right on her. She walks out with Kulvinder.
Jassi continues walking in jungle and reminisces her mammaji’s words and even Sumer’s words about location. She then sees puppy and picks it.
Surinder says Kulvinder they have to help Nikki/Simran. She takes red dupatta and says during their childhood, Nikki and she used to hang red cloth outside house to signal danger. Raj tells Simran that she did wrong by slapping Suri. She says yes she should not haver overreacted. He leaves for clinic. Mona says she played smart and handled situation, else she will lose Ria. Suri hangs dupatta in balcony and signals Simran. Simran sees Mona sleeping holding red pillow, silently slips off pillow and holds it. Suri understands she is in danger. Phone rings and she picks it. Mona wakes up and shouts what is she doing, if she does not love Ria.
Ria shows how dumb side and asks goons to free her as she does not want to play game anymore. Jogi says this is real kidnap and not game. She asks to speak loudly. He says they will be killed. She says what kill… Goons smirk hearing and seeing her dumbness.
Sumedh speaks over phone and says she is under CCTV surviellance and he is watching her. He asks Mona to go and check if someone is watching them. She looks at balcony. Suri hides. Sumedh says she will lose Ria if she does not obey her. She asks what she should do. Sumedh says her husband will do instead and she has to convince him to kill minister as he is minister’s personal doc. Simran pleads him to leave Ria, she will do whatever she says.
Jassi hears dog barking and runs towards dog and sees dog attacking Jogi. Dog sees her and runs behind her next.
Precap: Jassi hears Sumedh over walkie talkie telling his goons that Ria and Jogi are under his control and he wants them to catch Adi and Jassi soon.
