Udne Ki Aasha 12th January 2025 Written Update
The episode starts with Sayali saying Sachin was also traveling on the same highway, and she feels worried for him. She cries. Akash reassures her, telling her not to worry. He suggests they go to the police station. Sayali says Paresh isn’t feeling well, so they shouldn’t tell him. Riya tells Akash to go with Sayali. They spot a car approaching. Sayali and Akash see Sachin and feel relieved. Sayali hugs Sachin. “Tu Mujhe…” plays. Akash says, “We were going to the police station to find you, you didn’t answer your calls.” Sachin checks his phone and says, “I didn’t realize when my phone turned off.” He explains what happened. His wallet drops, and the inspector picks it up, asking the constable to investigate. The man asks Sachin what he thinks about the situation. Sachin says, “It was a terrible accident.” The man asks to be dropped off at a hotel. Sachin agrees but tells him he’ll need to book another cab. The man agrees. The constable calls out to Sachin and hands him his wallet. Sachin thanks him, and the constable asks him to give a statement. Sachin agrees and follows the constable. Flashback ends. Sachin says, “I dropped that man off at the hotel and came home. Don’t worry, I’m fine. I helped others; it’s their blood on me.” Sayali hugs him and cries. Akash tells Sachin to rest. He parks the car.
Sachin and Sayali go to their room and talk. Sayali asks him to keep his phone fully charged. He asks her what’s so important. She replies, “Nothing is more important to me than you. You’re fine, and that’s all that matters.” She asks him not to focus so much on work that he forgets to live. She says they will work and fulfill their dreams, but not at the cost of their relationship. Sachin talks about how he helped people. He jokes about her fasting, and she playfully hits him. They have a pillow fight, hug, and smile.
The next morning, Sayali wards off the bad sight from Sachin. Paresh and Akash arrive at home and notice them. Sachin signals Akash. Paresh asks what’s going on. Sachin says it’s nothing, just some fun. He asks where they went in the morning. Paresh mentions that Sankranti is coming. Sachin asks Akash to show him the thread and kites. Akash warns him not to touch his favorite kite because he’ll lose. Sachin pulls his ear and says he wants to see and choose the kite first. Akash refuses. They argue lightly. Paresh asks them to stop. Sachin says they’re not fighting, and they’ll talk about it later. He drags Akash with him. Sayali mentions she has to deliver flowers and that Renu asked her to pick up a few items. She considers calling her mom for help. Paresh says she can do whatever she wants and doesn’t need to ask him. She thanks him.
Shubha visits Sayali. Renu notices Shubha and taunts Sayali. Sayali defends herself. Renu implies that Sayali might have planned everything. Shubha says she’ll leave soon. Renu asks Sayali to get Paresh’s medicines before leaving. Sayali tells Shubha not to worry about it. Anya talks to his friends and complains about the moneylender. Sachin meets his friends and shares the good news, saying he has the money to buy a mangalsutra for Sayali. “What’s going on? I’m sharing good news, and you all look sad.” Anya replies, “Nothing, we were just waiting for you, we were hungry.” Sachin offers them sweets and thanks them. He says, “I’m going to buy the mangalsutra.” Sachin leaves. Anya and Dheeraj hide something from Sachin. Sayali is in the market when Chandu approaches her, showing a gold chain. She asks, “What kind of misbehavior is this?” Chandu says, “I was thinking about you, so I brought this chain as a gift. I’ll make you wear it if you allow me. What did you get after marrying your husband? You belong to me now, and you’ll see the gold jewelry I’ll give you.” She throws the chain to the ground and stamps on it. She scolds him and praises Sachin. Chandu picks up the chain, saying she doesn’t need him anymore. She calls him a dog. He tells her to come with him. She pushes him and tries to escape. She picks up a stick and hits him.
