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Teri Meri Doriyaan 12th May 2024 Written episode only on Yo Desi Serials.
Sahiba stands at the door, pleading with the Brar family to open it. Akeer compliments Diljeet, saying he looks fabulous in his new outfit, just like their friend Angad. Diljeet mentions that his clothes are even more expensive than Angad’s.
He instructs a servant to bring Akeer’s clothes. Akeer appreciates the clothes but regrets overspending, recalling his mother’s advice. Diljeet remembers Sahiba’s suggestion to save money and confidently mentions his father’s wealth, implying they can afford anything.
Akeer expresses his desire for Sahiba to return so they can live happily as before. However, Diljeet reveals that Angad has forcefully kept Sahiba in his house, branding him as an enemy and a liar, forbidding Akeer from calling him “friend uncle.”
Akeer recalls Angad’s false promise that Sahiba would return soon. He questions whether Diljeet came to get him when Angad prevented Sahiba’s return, to which Diljeet confirms. A servant interrupts, announcing the arrival of Diljeet’s mother-in-law. Akeer corrects them, insisting that she is his mother, not “mummy ji.” Diljeet reprimands the servant for the misunderstanding and escorts Akeer to his room, while Sahiba’s pleas continue in the background.
Later, Harneet praises Diljeet’s appearance and asks if he likes the new house. Diljeet emphasizes that Akeer’s opinion matters most and asserts that he will not allow Akeer to be separated from him. Harneet reveals that he has just struck a deal with Angad to return Akeer in exchange for Sahiba.
Diljeet chuckles, expressing his intent to dismantle the deal and exact revenge on Angad for disrupting his peaceful family life. He adamantly declares that he won’t allow Akeer to go to Angad and insists on having both Akeer and Sahiba, desiring Sahiba’s love and her inclusion in his family.
Harneet cautions him against losing sight of his goals in the allure of Sahiba’s affection, warning that a woman can manipulate a man if she realizes his love for her, and he shouldn’t fall into Sahiba’s trap. Diljeet retorts that a mother can become vulnerable for her child, vowing to strip Angad of his wealth and coerce him into surrendering Sahiba.
Later, Angad arrives at Diljeet’s lavish residence, perplexed by how Diljeet could afford such opulence and wondering if he has the wrong address. Upon reaching the gates, he is halted by the guards, who inquire about his identity.
Angad discloses his intention to meet Diljeet, prompting the guards to explain that Diljeet doesn’t entertain unfamiliar visitors casually. Angad insists they inform Diljeet of his arrival. Meanwhile, Harneet frets over Angad’s presence, fearing that if he discovers her relationship with Diljeet, he might call off his engagement with Amu.
Diljeet reassures her, seemingly unfazed by the potential repercussions. Elsewhere, Keerat opens the door to Sahiba’s room, leading her to hope that Angad has returned with Akeer. Anxious about a potential police intervention orchestrated by Manveer, Sahiba is pleasantly surprised when Keerat enters and embraces her.
The guards warn Angad to back off, threatening punishment. Angad disregards their warning and overpowers them, storming in while calling out for Akeer. Harneet urgently instructs Diljeet to intervene. Diljeet descends to meet Angad, who continues to call for Akeer.
To diffuse the tension, Diljeet plays their favorite song loudly. Akeer recognizes it, reminiscing about their shared memories, and joins in singing. Angad recalls a time when Diljeet sang this song for Akeer, visibly affected by the memory.
Diljeet approaches Angad confidently, accompanied by his bodyguard, surprising Angad. Diljeet jests about Angad’s shocked expression and comments on his transformation, from a man who couldn’t afford a ring to standing his ground.
Amidst Angad’s demands for his son’s whereabouts, Diljeet continues singing, stating he’s unaware of Angad’s son but affirms his own son is content. He then inquires about Sahiba’s location, adding to the intrigue.
