Teri Meri Doriyaann: Angads health deteriorates
Teri Meri Doriyaann, Angad (Vijayendra Kumeria), engrossed in a cellphone conversation, suddenly realizes Sahiba (Himanshi Parashar) is lacking. Concerned, he questions a waiter, who denies seeing her. The inn manager, sensing hassle, discreetly installs microphones in Angad's room. Angad, involved for Sahiba, unsuccessfully attempts calling her, prompting the supervisor to inquire. Angad learns Sahiba is headed in the direction of the beach.As Angad searches, the manager sets a plan in movement. Angad discovers Sahiba getting mehandi carried out and questions her presence. An vintage beggar girl, mistaking Angad for Sunny Sood, insists he promised to meet her in Mumbai. Sahiba corrects her, but the woman insists, leaving Angad puzzled. He offers her cash, and the woman, touched with the aid of his earlier promise, accepts it. Returning lodge's room, they find a stranger of their room, claiming to be Sunny Sood's buddy. Angad berates the manager for the security lapse. Sahiba wonders if Angad resembles Sunny Sood. Meanwhile, Yash learns of Rumi's deteriorating situation and gets a name from Jasleen, inviting him for dinner. Yash asks her to meet him at the following day's lunch.Back inside the motel, Angad, aggravated, comes to a decision to leave the next day. Sahiba encourages Angad to eat something, however he refuses due to the acidity brought on by spicy pasta, feeling stressed. The manager, eavesdropping thru hidden microphones, panics, fearing his boss's wrath. Sahiba convinces Angad to live, placating the manager. Despite Sahiba's tries to appease Angad's acidity, he remains uneasy. Taking topics into her own fingers, Sahiba heads to the resort kitchen and prepares a comforting carrot and pumpkin soup for Angad. Feeling apologetic for interrupting her, Sahiba calls Japjot, who reassures her willingness to assist Angad. Curious about Angad's fitness, Japjot reveals that spicy food tends to reason him acidity. Sahiba expresses her desire to apprehend Angad better.
