Choti Sarrdaarni Written Update for Tuesday, 25 February 2025
Khushi goes to Harleen and asks why she isn’t doing anything. She says Seher and Rajveer are still together, and Harleen promised to make her happy. Khushi insists that she wants Rajveer. Harleen hugs her and assures her that she will get Rajveer for her. Khushi urges her to act quickly.
Seher arrives at Babbar Mansion and looks at her picture with Rajveer. She asks Rajveer if he is following her. He replies that he is her shadow. Harleen questions how long they will keep pretending that nothing happened and continue protecting Rajveer. She reminds Param that Seher is his sister, and she considers her like a daughter.
She then asks what Sarab would have done if he were alive—he would have done justice for Khushi. Kulwant asks Harleen what she is trying to say. Harleen shows Sarab’s shoes and says that he wore them whenever he had to do justice. Now, it is Param’s responsibility to do the same. Param recalls Sarab wearing the shoes.
Meanwhile, Rajveer tells Seher that he feels like she is with him, yet far away. Seher acknowledges that their relationship has suffered a crack, and she needs to mend it. She apologizes and says she can’t behave like nothing happened. Harleen insists that Param must wear Sarab’s shoes and deliver justice just as their father would have.
Seher says they need to work together to fix their relationship. Harleen tells Param that he has to make a decision—on one side is Seher, and on the other is Khushi. Seher says they must fight this battle together and cannot run from it. She makes a call, introducing herself as Seher Kaur Babbar, the Choti Sarrdaarni of Babbar Mansion.
She looks at Rajveer and thinks to herself that she cannot bear to see pain in his eyes. Rajveer, in turn, reassures himself that they will fulfill their dreams together, and no one will come between them.
Seher and Rajveer return home. Param sits in Sarab’s chair, wearing his shoes. Khushi stands nearby. Harleen asks what Param’s decision is—will he stand only for Seher and Rajveer, or will he also consider Khushi? Param removes Sarab’s shoes, kisses them, and admits that he doesn’t feel capable of carrying such a heavy responsibility.
He realizes how difficult it is to balance justice and family. He acknowledges that only Sarab could manage both, which is why people trusted him so much. Param then declares that he understands his duty and does not want to make a mistake. He asks for time to make his decision and leaves.
Kulwant confronts Harleen, accusing her of forcing Param into choosing between his sisters. Harleen defends herself, saying she only asked for justice. Kulwant argues that this so-called justice will destroy four lives and questions whether Prince will truly gain a father this way. She warns Harleen to stop using the child for her games.
Rana and Bittu agree that Param shouldn’t be pressured, and Ginni reminds everyone that their home is not a courtroom. Dolly interjects, saying that village people wouldn’t understand the importance of justice. She insists that Param must take responsibility, just as Sarab would have. Karan argues that they cannot force him to take sides.
Khushi asks why everyone is afraid—does it mean they fear Param might rule in her favor? Kulwant reassures her that they all care for her. Khushi challenges them, saying that if they truly cared, they would have supported her claim. Dolly insists that responsibility means taking action. Kulwant declares that Rajveer is innocent, while Dolly questions how she can be so sure. They argue loudly.
Rajveer, overwhelmed, breaks a vase. He runs outside in distress, and Karan follows him. Rajveer yells that he has done nothing wrong. Karan, Bittu, and Rana try to calm him down. Karan reassures Rajveer that they all believe in his innocence.
However, Rajveer laments that Seher is suffering, and he cannot bear to see her in pain. He knows she has doubts, but it is the people around them who have created this situation.
Seher goes to Param and playfully addresses him as "Your Honor, Param Ji Gill." She pretends to hold a courtroom session. Param asks if she isn’t scared. She replies that she has a brother like him, so she has no reason to be afraid. She reminds him of his childhood glasses and how someone ruined them.
Param recalls that it was Sarab, and even then, he was upset at his father for damaging his sister’s things. Seher tells him that she knows he will do the right thing. Param admits that he is not Sarab and worries about how he will make the decision.
Seher advises him to think about what Sarab would do in this situation. She assures him that their parents would be proud of him, and she will stand by whatever decision he makes.
Rajveer expresses his frustration, saying that their marriage is being put at stake, and no one cares. He insists that he could never wrong any woman. Seeing Seher in pain is unbearable for him. He knows she trusts him, but there is still some doubt in her heart.
Karan reassures him that everything will be okay. Rana urges Rajveer to believe in himself. Rajveer asks why, if they all trust him, Param still needs time to decide.
Param tells Seher that she is his life and that the walls of their home will never forgive him if she gets hurt. He wonders how he will decide. Seher tells him to simply stand with the truth.
She reminds him that sometimes, making the right decision means struggling within yourself. She assures him that they will all accept his choice, no matter what. Param asks if she will stand by him. Seher promises that she always will and hugs him.
Rajveer thanks Seher and wonders what they will do when Param makes his decision the next day. Seher tells him that they must stand strong together and prove everything to everyone. He calls her brave. She feeds him, and while she reassures Rajveer, she silently worries about the verdict.
Rajveer tells her that he cannot stand seeing her upset. Seher responds that she trusts him and believes they will keep their family together. She says that challenges like these are tests from God to make them stronger.
Rajveer tells Seher that he loves her. Seher smiles and replies, "I love you, always."
