Pyaar Ka Pehla Adhyaya Shiv Shakti
On August 10, 2024, a series of tragic events unfolded at Kashyap Niwas, leaving the entire family in shock and grief. The incident began when Mohini, a sinister character with malevolent intentions, cunningly broke the safety thread that had been protecting Shakti. To avoid arousing suspicion, Mohini replaced it with a simple thread before quietly leaving the room, taking the real safety thread with her.
Pyaar Ka Pehla Adhyaya Shiv Shakti- Shakti felt something was wrong
In the middle of the night, Shakti was abruptly awakened by an eerie sound. She noticed the windows rattling violently, and as she went to close them, she observed that a plant was swaying fiercely due to the strong winds. Concerned, Shakti couldn’t shake the feeling that this wind was a harbinger of something terrible. As she approached the plant, a leaf fell onto her, filling her with a sudden surge of energy. This inexplicable experience convinced her that something was wrong, particularly with Shiv and Bhagwati.
Acting on her instincts, Shakti rushed to Bhagwati’s room, desperately calling for her to open the door. However, there was no response. Growing more anxious, Shakti peered through the window, only to be horrified by the sight of Bhagwati hanging from the ceiling, entwined in the coils of a serpent. Panic-stricken, Shakti screamed for help, alerting the rest of the household.
As family members gathered, Shiv and Keertan forcefully broke down the door to Bhagwati’s room. They hurried inside, only to find Bhagwati lying lifeless on the floor. Shiv, in utter disbelief, confirmed the worst—Bhagwati was dead. The family was left devastated by the sudden and brutal loss. Shakti, however, was certain that Bhagwati had been murdered. But her claims, particularly about the snake, were met with skepticism, especially from Shiv, who insisted that there was no snake in the room.
Outside the room, Mohini smirked, knowing she had successfully driven a wedge between Shakti and the rest of the family. Earlier, Mohini had threatened Shiv at knifepoint in front of Bhagwati, demanding to know the whereabouts of the Nagmani, a powerful and coveted artifact. Bhagwati, refusing to divulge the information, remained silent despite Mohini’s threats. To further intimidate her, Mohini slashed Shiv’s hand, vowing to kill him if Bhagwati didn’t cooperate.
In a desperate attempt to protect Shiv, Bhagwati finally revealed that half of the Nagmani was hidden in their temple and that only Shivpur Babaji knew the location of the other half. At this revelation, Beera, who had been impersonating Shiv, dropped the pretense and revealed that they had already killed Shivpur Babaji. Convinced that Bhagwati still knew the location of the remaining half of the Nagmani, Beera transformed into his snake form and wrapped himself around Bhagwati’s neck, lifting her off the ground and suspending her from the ceiling fan.
As Bhagwati struggled for breath, Shakti’s frantic knocking on the door interrupted the scene. Realizing that Bhagwati might reveal the truth if left alive, Mohini and Beera decided to silence her permanently. In a final, brutal act, Beera tightened his grip, killing Bhagwati.
Meanwhile, Koyal received a call from Nandu, who informed her of Bhagwati’s untimely death. Overwhelmed with grief, Koyal broke down and, together with Dharam, rushed to Kashyap Niwas.
The situation at Kashyap Niwas grew even more tense with the arrival of the police, who were summoned by Mohini. She explained to Shiv that she had called them because Shakti suspected foul play in Bhagwati’s death. Keertan led the police officers to Bhagwati’s body as the family grappled with the enormity of the tragedy.
As the episode ended, Mohini was confident that Shakti’s suspicions would soon be dismissed, allowing her to continue her schemes unchallenged. The family, however, remained engulfed in sorrow, unaware of the full extent of the treachery that had befallen them. The death of Bhagwati marked a dark chapter in their lives, one that would leave lasting scars on the Kashyap family.
