MUMBAI : Star Plus, a premier entertaining channel known to deliver extraordinary content and venture into unexplored territory, has brought its audience a new show, Jhanak. Hiba Nawab will be seen essaying the titular role of Jhanak in the show, along with Krushal Ahuja aka Anirudh as the main protagonist, and Chandani Sharma will essay the character of Arshi in the show.
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Earlier, Anirudh and Jhanak walked down the mountainside where they did not pay attention to the road. They were about to meet with a deadly accident, but Anirudh saved Jhanak's life. Anirudh and Jhanak reached home she felt mom was sleeping but a lady told her that she was no more. Anirudh and Jhanak were shocked to know. Some man called Bharat tells Urvashi committed suicide and told him that the police came. Bharat felt this can’t happen.
Now, Anirudh was leaving for the airport but he noticed Rahul rushing in a hurry so so asked him. Meanwhile, Jhanak reaches and gets out of the car feeling suspicious about the place. She gets to know that it is Teja's house and she got kidnapped. Tejas tells her that he can’t wait to marry her and asks his servant to give jewelry to his would-be wife as he is getting ready for marriage.
Rahul and his friends tell Aniirudh that Jhanak might have been kidnapped by Tejas. They also tell him about the marriage and get worried about how to find her as they do not have any details about the marriage. Jhanak is also getting ready for marriage by some lady and she decides to flee from marriage.
She throws her dupatta and plans to flee from there but not marry such a person. She asks for help from that lady that she must have known the place to get out of there as she has worked there for so long time.
Will Jhanak be able to run away from Tejas’s trap?
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