Anupama 25th November 2024 Written Update

The episode begins with Toshu getting angry and throwing Rahi’s belongings out. Kinjal tries to stop him and asks why he is venting his anger on Rahi’s things. Toshu explains that he has been working hard for years and his position is still just that of an employee. He thought he would run the company after Mummy, but instead, Mummy made Rahi the head. He kicks Rahi’s stuff in frustration. Rahi enters and asks why he’s throwing her things. Kinjal tells Toshu that he does all the work and manages the company, while Rahi became the owner despite not finishing her education. Toshu warns Rahi that he will not tolerate her in the company. Rahi tells him to resign if he can’t handle it. She asks him to leave if he is unhappy. Anupama walks in and tells Toshu that Rahi isn’t going anywhere, and asks him to put everything back in place. Rahi picks up her bag and Toshu refuses to let her rule over him, asking Anupama to throw him out like she did with Pakhi. Kinjal tells Anupama that Rahi will ruin the company, calling her decision a big mistake.

Anupama sits to pick up Rahi’s things. Rahi offers to do it, questioning why Anupama is trying to be the hero. Anupama notices a drawing and gets emotional. She asks Rahi if she’s kept it safe all this time. Rahi takes it and walks away.

Pakhi returns home. Baa asks her to come inside. Ishu runs to her and hugs her. Pakhi asks Anupama if she is happy to punish her. Anupama tells her that she hasn’t learned from her punishment and asks if Ishu has shared her condition with her. She tells Pakhi that she must apologize to Rahi to come inside. Pakhi refuses, but Anupama insists that she will not let her in unless she does. Ishu encourages Pakhi to apologize, saying it’s a small moment of embarrassment. Rahi enters and tells Pakhi that Ishu is practical and doesn’t let ego hurt her. She asks Pakhi to apologize again. Pakhi finally says sorry, and Rahi asks her to repeat it. Pakhi reluctantly does. Anupama says that Rahi’s apology is acceptable to her, but Rahi disagrees. Pakhi and Ishu head inside. Rahi whispers something to Pakhi, leaving her stunned. Pakhi then throws Toshu’s belongings out. Toshu asks why she is doing that. Pakhi responds that Rahi told her to. Rahi says she settles scores and follows the rules of business, warning Toshu to be careful next time. She asks him to keep the account files ready.

Prem tries to improve the house mood by baking a cake. He notices Rahi drinking water, and a romantic song plays in his mind as he smiles and watches her. He imagines her playing outside with a water pipe, spraying water everywhere. He rubs his face, realizing it’s his imagination. He then imagines her teasing him with an apple. He wonders what’s happening to him, as he keeps seeing her, but feels happy about it. He then sees Pari and realizes he was thinking about Rahi. Pari asks if he’s baking a cake, and he says yes. Pari mentions that Rahi won’t eat it, but Prem insists that they will make her try it. Pari says she feels bad for Rahi because Pakhi did wrong by her. She believes Rahi deserved the trophy and that Mahi is a good dancer, but not at Rahi’s level. Prem agrees but says Mahi is a graceful dancer, and her performance was wonderful. Mahi overhears and feels happy. Kinjal calls Mahi, and Pari leaves. Prem writes “Rahi” on the cake, but a call interrupts, and the “R” gets smudged. He goes to answer the call. Mahi enters and sees the cake, thinking it was made for her.

That evening, everyone gathers around the dining table. Baa asks Rahi to go outside because of the paint smell. Kinjal agrees, saying it’s dinner time, and the smell is unbearable. Anupama asks Rahi to go out and continue her work outside. Rahi complains about mosquitoes and Baa quips that they will drink her blood. Rahi responds that she doesn’t mind, as she wants to burn everyone’s blood. She reveals a board with “Anu and Rahi Ki Rasoi” written on it, asking everyone how it looks. Anupama is taken aback, realizing that “Anu Ki Rasoi” was once named after her. She quietly does a tilak with the aarti plate, praying to Kanha Ji for protection. Rahi smirks and says the name will soon change to “RKR” for Rahi Ki Rasoi, as she will remove Anupama’s name and take full control. Anupama smiles in response.

Later, Rahi looks at the board, saying that tomorrow the real game will begin. Prem enters the kitchen and makes something, wondering if Rahi has yet mentioned the pastry. He hopes she has tasted it and will tell him. Mahi overhears and thinks Prem is waiting for her feedback. She admits the pastry was good but doesn’t reveal that Ansh and Pari had already eaten it. Prem smiles, thinking Rahi might have shared the pastry with Mahi, passing on his affection to her.

Anupama asks Toshu to buy supplies from Prachin Bhai and gives him 500 Rs to give to a worker whose father is unwell. Toshu agrees, suggesting they could just buy things from a supermarket, but Anupama refuses, reminding him of his past attempts. Rahi questions why they can’t buy from the supermarket, and Toshu defends supermarkets, saying they are working well. Anupama insists on sticking to their rules, but Rahi demands changes. Anupama counters that roots can’t be changed, as the business stands on hard work, not shortcuts. Rahi, on the other hand, emphasizes that profit is what matters most, as a business cannot run on customer trust alone. She suggests Toshu’s MBA skills could have been better utilized, but Anupama didn’t do so, implying that if she were in charge, she’d take the business to greater heights.

Prem, still thinking about Rahi, wonders why she hasn’t commented on the pastry. Mahi enters and says it was good, though she doesn’t tell him that the others had it first. Prem smiles, thinking that Rahi must have enjoyed it.

Anupama tells Toshu to take everything from Prachin Bhai as planned. She asks him to give the 500 Rs to a worker for her sick father. Toshu agrees but questions why they can’t buy supplies from a supermarket. Anupama refuses, recalling when Toshu tried that before. Rahi asks why they can’t just buy from supermarkets, but Anupama maintains that they must stick to their values. Rahi counters, saying rules can be changed, as she is a 50 percent partner and can make adjustments. Anupama stands firm, saying the roots of their business cannot change. Rahi insists that if Anupama stays, there will be no profit. She says all she wants is profit, even if it means changing the rules. Anupama reminds her that true success isn’t just about money, but the dignity and trust that come with it. She shares her journey from running a small stall to building a thriving business, and how women’s hard work helped the business grow. She tells Rahi that it’s not about seeing immediate gains, but about long-term blessings.