Choti Sarrdaarni Written Update for Wednesday, August 28, 2024
"Meher was Pregnant For Another Man When I Married Her," Sarab Reveals To Daar
Dolly tells Tai Ji that Meher is getting all the credit. Daar Ji thinks Tai Ji is part of the event because of Meher. Tai Ji reacts by saying loudly that she doesn't want to celebrate the event. Her friends ask her what’s wrong, and she says she isn’t feeling well. They convince her to stay, saying they haven’t seen her in years.
Karan cries and insists that his papa would never say that. He declares that he is Sarabjit Singh Gill’s son, Karanjit Singh Gill. Bitu challenges him, saying if they were lying, Sarab would have come to save him. Karan asks them to call his mom, but they say she didn’t answer.
They tell Karan that Sarab said he wouldn’t pay a penny because Karan isn’t his son. Bitu then pretends to threaten him with a gun. Karan begs them not to kill him and suggests calling his nani, giving them Kulwant’s number.
Meanwhile, Amrit’s friend mentions that today is special because no one has beaten her in a game of kikli since Amrit left. She challenges Amrit to see if she can still win. Amrit hesitates, but Daar Ji encourages her to accept the challenge.
Amrit agrees and invites Meher to join, though Meher initially declines. Toshi teases that Meher might be scared of Tai Ji, so Meher joins the game. Tai Ji insists that no one can defeat her.
Kulwant arrives with money, pleading for Karan's release. Karan hugs her, grateful that she saved him. He tells her that Sarab said he wouldn’t pay the kidnappers. Kulwant reassures Karan, telling him that Sarab isn’t really his father. She explains that Sarab only pretends to love him and that he only cares about Seher and Param. Karan, confused and hurt, asks if Meher is his mom, and Kulwant confirms it but repeats that Sarab isn’t his father and he’s not Seher and Param’s sibling.
Back at the event, Tai Ji plays kikli with her friends and wins. Meher starts to worry because the kids haven’t returned yet, but Sarab assures her that it’s probably just traffic. Tai Ji, still full of energy, challenges Toshi next.
Seher and Param search for Karan, who is with Kulwant. She instructs him not to tell anyone about the kidnapping, saying no one would believe him. When the driver can’t find Karan, Sarab gets worried and contacts him. Meanwhile, Tai Ji challenges Meher to play kikli with her. Meher hesitates but agrees, and Daar Ji remarks that this is a sign of their love.
As the kids return home, Karan keeps to himself, troubled by Kulwant’s words. Sarab tries to engage him by offering sweets, but Karan remains distant, recalling Kulwant’s warning that he’s an outsider who will eventually be kicked out.
Kulwant, back home, laughs with Bitu about her plan to poison Karan’s mind against Meher. She is confident that her scheme will create chaos and make Meher suffer.
During the kikli game, Tai Ji suddenly has a memory of Daar Ji insulting her and attempts to let Meher fall into a pot of burning oil. Sarab manages to save Meher just in time, and everyone is shocked. Tai Ji, however, pretends that Meher hurt her foot and accuses Meher of pushing her. Sarab defends Meher, saying the video shows that Tai Ji let go of her hand. Meher, confused and hurt, insists it must have been a mistake.
When the kids return, they notice Karan’s strange behavior. Sarab and Meher try to comfort him, but Karan is still upset, especially after hearing what Kulwant told him. He begins tearing up his clothes in frustration. Meher consoles him, but Karan expresses doubt about being part of the family, feeling isolated and unloved.
Meher assures him that she loves him and promises to find him new clothes. Sarab and the kids try to understand what’s troubling Karan, but Meher advises them to give him space, hoping that once he plays with the others, he will feel better. She also worries about how Tai Ji might react when she sees Karan.
