Unjha Ka Shraap Part - 02

Season 1Episode 16760 minOkt. 28, 2012
Unjha Ka Shraap Part - 02
Varun is still shocked as he is not able to understand how can a Horse enter in the cursed room later, K.D.Pathak spots a box which was open. Nalini reveals K.D.Pathak that she does not have any clue about Sanjay's Grandfather's property papers which were kept in the room, on the other side in Haveli, Rajmata orders Kulpandit to lock Unjha's room forever and burn all his items thus, Kulpandit spots a letter and he too gets killed by Unjha's Horse. Varun spots the same mud which he had spotted near Unjha's tomb. Varun meets Durgadevi's Grandson who is a tailor later, Varun reveals the Tailor that some unknown person is trying to find out something in Unjha's room and the same person has broke his tomb as well. Tailor's Grandmother who knew a lot about Unjha reveals Varun that Unjha had a magical stone 'Meghmani'. Sevak reveals in the court that Veerman Singh had send him to collect information about the precious 'Meghmani' at Durga devi's house. Veerman Singh reveals K.D.
Unjha Ka Shraap Part - 02 has aired on Okt. 28, 2012 at 19:30
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