MUMBAI : Sony SAB's show Ziddi Dil Maane Na has hit the small screens a few months ago and it has been entertaining the viewers ever since then.
The show is going through some interesting twists and turns in the story in the recent track.
The makers are currently treating the viewers with an interesting storyline.
Angad Hasija's entry into the show further spiced up the drama and brought a storm in Sid and Sanju's life.
He is seen playing the character of Kundan who is Sanju's fiance.
Kundan is back in Sanju's life as he wants to get married to her.
However, here, Sanju has found love in Sid and doesn't want to get married to Kundan.
But things have now escalated out of Sanju's hands and she has left the academy to marry Kundan.
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While problems continue in Sanjana's life, the other track focuses on Karan and Monami as well.
Meanwhile, the show recently witnessed a new entry.
In the previous episode, Sid and Kundan were chilling on the roof while Sanju comes there with tea.
Furthermore, Kundan got a call from one of his employees who asked him what to do about the girls that they have kidnapped.
Kundan got tensed and tell them to handle it in their own way.
Furthermore, Kundan decided to take Sid to his favorite place where he often hangs out. Sanju also accompanied them.
As they reach the location, Kundan was shocked to see one of the girls who were tied and they are taking them away.
Kundan got scared of getting exposed.
Meanwhile, Sanju heard the sound of a girl as she got off the car.
It seemed Sanju has suspected something fishy.
In the upcoming episode, Sid warns Sanjana and tells her that her decision of marrying Kundan will affect people around her.
Kundan comes and tells Sid that he has heard everything he was trying to tell Sanjana.
What has Kundan understood? Has he understood Sid's real motive behind coming to the village?
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