Punyashlok Ahilyabai 25th June 2021 Written Update
Punyashlok Ahilyabai 25th June 2021 Written Episode
The Episode starts with Gautama asking Gunu ji to go for the Vanbhojan with his friends. He leaves. Khanderao asks did I decide right. Gautama says yes, Malhar would be so proud if he was here, Ahilya you tried to inspire him in taking the right decision, I liked it a lot, this is the big quality of a husband and wife’s relation, to support and complete each other. She says I will come, I have work. She asks Khanderao to be careful while teaching sword fighting to Ahilya, she should not be scared. He says yes, I will take care of her. They laugh. Gautama says its a matter between Saas and bahu, you don’t need to know it. He smiles.
Gunu ji says Gautama had taunted me so much, I had to tolerate. Dhana ji calms him down. He asks why did you get stubborn when Khanderao wasn’t agreeing, Gautama was right, anyone could doubt on your intention, it won’t take long to lose. Dwarka looks on. Gunu ji shouts. Dhana ji says don’t forget that we are in Holkar palace, don’t shout. Gautama gives a key to Ahilya. Ahilya asks is it a key of a doll house. Gautama laughs and says its not a toy, its a key given to me by my Sasumaa, when she felt that I have the qualities to become her bahu, its the key of a happy family. Ahilya says it means you also felt the same. Gautama says yes, you are also capable, you have won my trust, I have seen happiness on Khanderao’s face, always remember one thing, you can become a good Bahu and a good queen, but you have to be a good wife. Ahilya says yes, I didn’t think Khanderao will talk to me nicely, I like him a lot when he smiles. Gautama laughs.
Dwarka says you made Gunu ji silent, Khanderao is becoming a responsible prince from a useless son, its a matter of concern. Dhana ji says Ahilya shouldn’t be with him. Dwarka says they are studying together, they are becoming friendly, its tough to get Khanderao alone. Dhana ji says then we will make the shadow away forever. Dwarka says I have told you clearly that I don’t want any blood shed. Dhana ji laughs. He says I m just joking. He thinks I have to make Ahilya away if I want to get the throne. Gautama says you started learning, what is next, how will you use your knowledge and in what thing, did you think. Ahilya says Malhar told me that knowledge isn’t anything different than life, we can get it from everything, I understood it now. They sit talking. Ahilya says if I learn things well, then I can get knowledge become useful in household work. Gautama says if you are saying it right, then I will be the most happiest woman in the world. Tukoji says I m very happy hearing you praise Ahilya, you will save her from getting hurt, you should trust her, if anyone speaks wrong about her, then you should not doubt her. Khanderao understands.
Yamuna comes to Dwarka. She says Ahilya isn’t paying attention to the throne, she is happy in her household, her studies will become a problem, she will show that she is educated and smarter. Dwarka says it doesn’t matter, we have to create a rift between Khanderao and Ahilya, then our dream will reach the destination soon. Yamuna says it will be my loss. Khanderao asks what will anyone get by making me against Ahilya. Tukoji says always the third person takes the benefit from the fight of two persons, you know Ahilya is true and good-hearted, take care, if anyone tells wrong about her, then don’t think about it. He goes. Dwarka and Bana come. She says you have to take care of everyone in Malhar’s absence, amazing. Bana says we should praise Ahilya, she told him not to go with friends, right. He nods. Dwarka says it can’t happen, else matter is dangerous. He asks what, its true. She says people will say that Ahilya got her husband in her control, when she started studying. Bana says yes, you already told this to me. Khanderao thinks.
Precap:
Some men get the sacks. Ahilya is with Khanderao. He plays music. She smiles. She sees the men taking the sacks. She goes out to see. She thinks where are the men taking the grains sacks.
