Nazar 20th August 2019 Written Update
Nazar 20th August 2019 Written Episode
Scene 1
Mohana says to Urvashi that if Piya comes back then we wont be able to fight back. Urvashi says dont worry, I have an idea.
Piya asks Pari how she is using her powers? Pari says some days. She grows her braid. Piya is scared and prays for her. She hides her braid. Nishant comes there and offers Pari ice cream, she runs away with is. Nishant says her powers are increasing but it wont be easy to stop her powers like we did with Adi. Piya asks if something happened? Nishant says no but you have to accept that she saved Adi.
Sehkhar asks Ansh if he decided for sure. Ansh says yes, Adi needs Piya so I will bring her back but we have a lot to cover, we separated for a long time.
Piya says to Nishant that Ansh is starting a new life but I have to know that Adi is fine.
Nishant gets Vedsheree’s call. She says I want to know where Piya is, you must know. Nishant sees Piya behind and says I dont know where she is. Vedsheree hears Pari’s voice and says I could hear Piya, does she have a daughter? Nishant says yes. Vedsheree says I didnt know she moved on, I wont ask about her anymore, she ends call.
Ansh is on road and he sees a woman getting attacked by a big bird. He sees that old woman is Mohana.
Piya is taking Pari out, she asks her to not use her powers even if to save people as then they will get scared.
Vedsheree tells family about Piya’s daughter and says she married again. Shekhar says we have to tell Ansh. They see Urvashi leaving, she says I cant stay here anymore. She starts leaving but glares at Adi. She is about to open lift but Ansh comes out of with with Mohana limping behind. All are shocked. Chitali says witch bhabhi is back?
Piya is changing Pari’s school and says other school is better. Pari starts leaving with her but uses her powers in principal office.
PRECAP- Vedsheree asks Mohana to leave, you always betrayed our trust, we cant trust you. Mohana says you have to listen to me, Adi’s life is in danger. All are shocked.
