Choti Sarrdaarni Written Update for Wednesday 24 January 2024
Vikram declares, "I am not getting married today." His dad suggests determining the date and addresses Sarab, saying, "Let me tell you an important detail first, Mr. Vikram." Seema questions, "What are you saying?" He replies, "Ask your son.
If he were my son, he would have married by now. You're running from your commitment." Vikram clarifies, "I am not." He consults his Dad, who states, "You have to get married in the next three days or three years." Vikram remarks, "Three days isn't possible.
And, Mr. Gill, you can't prove your innocence in three days." Sarab reassures, "Don't worry about me." Meher advises, "Take your decision. Consider Aditi's opinion though."
Aditi expresses, "I don't mind marrying in three days." Vikram raises concerns about the ongoing pandemic, and Sarab proposes, "Aditi will get married from Gill Mansion. She's our sister." Aditi, recalling Daar's words, refuses, saying, "No, I won't get married from this house," and leaves.
Vikram inquires, "Are you okay, Aditi?" She responds, "I won't marry here." Vikram insinuates, "Because you're Harleen and Sarab's sister, Guddi?" Aditi is shocked. Vikram reveals his CBI officer identity, claiming, "You can't hide the truth from me."
Aditi explains, "You're getting your lost right. They are calling you their sister." Aditi emphasizes that they consider her a sister without knowing she is actually their blood. Vikram plays the recording from the festival where Sarab mentioned finding Guddi at all costs, leaving Aditi in shock and tears.
Sarab questions Aditi's sudden change, and Harleen asserts, "She will decide what she wants. You did the formality." Sarab defends, "We called her sister. Why wouldn't she get married here? We will get her married as our sister."
Aditi declares, "My mom was kicked out of this house and insulted. I will avenge her insult from Sarab and Harleen." Vikram questions her, "Are you crazy? You will take revenge from Sarab and Harleen for something their grandfather did?"
Sarab tears up while discussing Guddan. Aditi asserts, "You won't understand." Vikram insists, "Then tell me." Aditi explains, "What if everything is taken away from you? What would you do? I will take my revenge." Vikram reluctantly agrees, saying, "Okay, do what you want. But what is Sarab's fault in this?"
Aditi retorts, "You are talking about fault? The CBI officer who wants to see Sarab behind bars at all costs?" Vikram states, "If Sarab has done the scam, no one can stop him from going to jail.
If he's innocent, I won't even try. He loves his sister. His love for Guddi is pure. Go and tell everyone that you are their sister." Aditi, recalling her moments with them, murmurs, "Baba ji, thank God, it wasn't like what I thought. Harleen and Sarab didn't forget Guddi. They are looking for her. But I can't tell them. I will tell it to them on my wedding day." Vikram hugs her and expresses gratitude.
Vikram and Aditi return downstairs. Sarab questions, "You went upstairs? I am sorry if you mind something." Vikram explains, "She got emotional." Vikram expresses to Sarab, "You have given her a lot of love."
Sarab responds, "This is my good luck that you came into my life as a sister." Sarab adds, "We will start the wedding preps." Vikram holds Aditi's hand and declares, "We will get married in three days." Surya cheers, "That's my boy." Seema suggests matching their kundlis.
In another scene, Kulwant and her sons discuss Vikram's distraction. Rana says, "He will find out that Manav isn't there." Kulwant asserts her plan to take revenge on Manav for fake marrying her daughter and impregnating her.
His Dad examines Vikram's gown and reveals a dark spot, indicating two marriages. Everyone is shocked. Seema worries about the consequences, but Meher defends, "Two people love each other. What could be more important?"
Pandit Ji suggests a ritual, and Meher offers her wedding chunri. However, Vikram's reaction to the chunri raises suspicions. The ritual is conducted, but Vikram's familiarity with the fabric triggers Meher's concern.
