Mere Sai 7th December 2017 Written Update
Mere Sai 7th December 2017 Written Episode
Rano ji tells Bayaza that he has seen with his own eyes. Bayaza says I want to see my son with my eyes. Appa tries to stop her, but she runs. Appa also goes. Kulkarni thinks he shall go and see Sai’s dead body now. Bheema asks Kulkarni not to take him there and says I can’t see it. Kulkarni says you are just my das and asks Anta and Banta to take him there. Bheema cries asking him to leave him.
Everyone come to Sai’s place and is surprised to see Sai fine and seated. Om Sai plays….Rano ji smiles. Bayaza and Appa gets relieved. Bayaza asks Rano ji how can you spread false rumours regarding Sai and says he treated you. How can you think bad about Sai. Villager informs Kulkarni that Sai is fine. Bheema thinks what he saw then, thinks Kulkarni will not let him go to his wife. Banta asks Bheema
why did he say that? Bheema says I saw with my eyes and even Rano ji saw. Kulkarni asks them to come.
Bayaza says it was your dream, you should have thought before spreading this fake news. Rano ji says I have seen with my eyes and tells that only Sai will clear this secret. Villager asks Rano ji why did he spread fake rumour. Appa says Sai’s age is increased now with his bad dream. Rano ji says it was not my dream and asks Sai to tell that he was right. Kulkarni, Bheema, Banta and Anta come there. Kulkarni is shocked to see Sai fine and says you are a trouble for villagers, now you have someone with you and asks what did you want by playing with their emotions. Sai gets up and says I didn’t know that Rano ji and I are important for you.
Kulkarni tells that Shirdi is his responsibility etc. Sai asks do you think you are Shirdi’s king. Kulkarni says I am indeed king of Shirdi. Sai says if you are king then we all are your praja/people and asks if your praja ask you something, will you give me. Kulkarni says it depends on what you ask. Sai asks him not to worry and says whatever I need is here. Kulkarni touches his rings and accessories, and asks him to ask whatever he wants. Sai says ok, on whatever I keep my hand, will be mine. He goes past Kulkarni and keeps his hand on Bheema’s head. He says I need this man. Everyone is shocked. Kulkarni turns and sees Sai keeping hand on Bheema, and says he….Sai says he is yours. Kulkarni says he is my Das. Sai asks him to give Bheema to him.
Kulkarni says he is my das and his ancestors were also my ancestors das and says I can’t give him. Sai says you have promised me and says there is nothing impossible for a king. Kulkarni says ok, I give him and says for the first time, I have seen a bairagi keeping das, and says you don’t know how much he eats, you will return him in 2 days. He tells Bheema, you are Sai’s das now and goes. Sai tells Bayaza, Appa and Mhalsapati that he is fine and asks them to go. Rano ji says I will go and bring water, and goes. Bheema comes near Sai and says I am your das now, and will follow your order. He says before that, I want to tell you something and says I came here last night to kill you, but saw your body parts cut in pieces. Sai says I know.
Bheema asks why did you ask me. Sai says I want to free you from Das custom and wants to free Kulkarni from committing this sin. He looks at the chain in his leg and says this is your das identity. Bheema says he was made to wear it when he was a child. Sai looks at the chain and it breaks. Bheema is surprised. Sai says you are free from this das custom and tells that now he is free to go. Bheema cries and falls on his feet asking him how to thank him. Sai helps him get up and asks him to go home as his wife is waiting for him. Bheema is about to go, and then asks Sai what was it which I saw last night. Sai says when you have decided to go your house, nature supported you, you saw my body parts, your intention was not bad, but the circumstances forced you to take that step. He says what matters is aim and trust.
Precap:
A snake charmer woman comes to Shirdi and tells them that Shirdi will have troubled time soon. Sai asks her not to play with Shirdi people as they are his children.
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