Moti Baa blames Anu for…, Raahi-Prem feels betrayed

In tonight’s episode of Anupamaa, Prem questions about the letter as he thinks it might have been received by the staff. He begins to suspect that someone intentionally took it. He tries to confront Parag. Meanwhile, Anupamaa starts doubting Moti Baa’s involvement as Parag defends himself. Within no time, a heated argument takes place between Prem and Parag. Prem and Raahi get heartbroken as they know that their admission has been canceled.

Raahi refuses to stay calm and keeps on arguing that no one truly wants them to move on. Anupamaa directly questions why Moti Baa appears restless. Moti Baa finally confesses that she burned the letter and Prem accuses her of shattering his dream and betraying them. Moti Baa reveals that she is not progressive in her thinking and wants Raahi’s mother Anupamaa to not visit frequently and interfere in family matters.

Raahi confronts Moti Baa and says that if she allowed Prem to go to Mumbai, it would have sorted his relationship with Parag. Moti Baa says that she believes a woman’s place is at home, managing the household. Moti Baa blames Anupamaa as she accuses her of manipulating Prem and Raahi for her own good. She also says that Anupamaa does not give Prem the respect he deserves.

But, Parag refuses to accept Anupamaa’s statements and tells her to stop the lecture. Anupamaa refuses to back down and strongly reprimands Parag. Moti Baa on the other hand declares that a good daughter-in-law should always prioritise her family and Anupamaa slams her. This is a big story in entertainment news and TV news.

Leela supports Moti Baa and says that why Raahi should work when she can focus on family duties. Anupamaa makes Leela understand that she once tried to stop her from working and that only Bapuji stood by her side. Anupamaa confronts Moti Baa for betraying Prem and Raahi and tells her to stop trying to control them.

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