Devil's Den - Main apni biwi ko harne nahi dunga - Page 53

Agreed yaar, Silcop  The CVs screwed up the previous set up where there was no justification for the lie to continue once Geet forgave him and therefore he does not have the moral high ground now... Edited by Norstar - 12 years ago

Originally posted by: shreya-

Adi says Paisa toh humne pura ghar ka diya hai 🤣 AdiMaan dostana is  back! 😍

That was the best...Adi was talking logic😆😆😆

Everyone move to new den and spam please 😎

In Jyo's language - den also needs TRPs 😉

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/42887360

Now shift 😛

Originally posted by: Soapoperasrfun

Maan did not do anything wrong. He saved everyone. Now even if they dont pay back in a month, it is ok, they wont loose their house. Good job Maan. 😃

@ Silicop

Drama = TRPs = show is safe 👍🏼

Yup, Jyo! This track is getting interesting! 👍🏼 Unpredictable. 😊 Only thing I dont want is MSK being shown as the savior and devta again. I like him in dusht-daanav avtaar more! 😆 

Originally posted by: Norstar

Agreed yaar, Silcop  The CVs screwed up the previous set up where there was no justification for the lie to continue once Geet forgave him and therefore he does not have the moral high ground now...

But now, given all that happened - her family needs to realize what a powerful arrogant man he really is - his ego is humongous but still for Geet's love, he became a mere driver in their house.  That should prove to them that this man will go to any extent for their daughter and be humble and apologetic only for her!

I loved today's episode and I'm happy Maan did not just by the house for the sake of it. He saved them because Gargi(?) was about to sell it.

So, how did the Billionaire find out about the mortgaged house?  Did he come across this information whilst he was playing chauffeur?

There appears to be some contradictory information about the mortgage.  Yesterday, it was mentioned that Teji had deposited the title deeds.  Today, it was mentioned that Teji signed on a document effecting the mortgage.   The three month period, unconscionable that it is, is not yet over.  Apparently, at the end of the three month period, the mortgagee can sell off the house, if the loan is not repaid.  Here, the mortgagee has done so before the three-month period is over. It doesn't add up.  But, I can't count on it adding up, can I?

Girls plsss shift to new den..I will close this in few mins time