Mannat Written Update 14th November 2025
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Dhairya pounds on the locked door, his anger growing with each moment. “Open this door right now, Mallika!” he demands, his voice echoing through the hallway. Inside, Mallika panics, fearing she’ll be caught in her scheme. When she doesn’t respond, Dhairya takes drastic action and breaks the door open. Thinking quickly, Mallika pretends to cry, trying to distract him from what’s really happening. Meanwhile, Vishaka, who was also in the room, seizes the opportunity to escape through the back door. As she rushes out disguised as a doctor, she collides directly with Mannat. Despite coming face to face, Mannat fails to recognize Vishaka in her clever disguise, allowing the woman to slip away undetected.
At home, Vikrant sits beside Shruthi, offering words of comfort during this difficult time. Shruthi looks around for help with the household arrangements. “Can you call Rekha?” she asks Deepak. He shakes his head regretfully. “She went to her village on leave,” he explains. This news adds to Neetu’s growing concerns. “We have so many important tasks pending,” she frets. “All the servants are on leave. How will we manage to perform both Aishwarya’s funeral and Mannat’s wedding properly?” Vikrant steps in to reassure her. “Don’t worry about anything, Mom. We’ll handle everything,” he promises. He makes a quick call to an agency requesting new household help. After finishing the call, he turns back to Neetu. “I’ve arranged for new workers to come soon,” he tells her confidently.
While the family makes arrangements at home, Gagan arrives at the post-mortem room where Mallika is putting on a dramatic show of grief. “We should perform the final rites with all the proper rituals,” Gagan suggests gently, trying to console her. Mallika immediately shakes her head. “No, cremation would be better,” she insists firmly. From a distance, Mannat watches Mallika carefully, something about the situation not sitting right with her. Just as Gagan prepares to lead Mallika out, something unexpected happens – a fly buzzes around the supposedly dead Aishwarya, causing her to sneeze. Everyone freezes in shock at this sign of life. Thinking fast, Mallika fakes a sneeze herself, trying to cover up what just happened. “Everyone please wait outside,” Ravinder instructs them. “I need to complete the post-mortem procedure.” Once everyone leaves, Aishwarya sits up, very much alive. “I need to plan my next move carefully,” she tells Ravinder. “You’ll have to handle everything here.” He nods in agreement, part of their elaborate deception.
Later that day, Gagan brings Mannat and Mallika back home where they find Vikrant busy on the phone and Neetu still worrying about the upcoming rituals. The manager arrives with a potential new servant. “Please interview her and decide if she’s suitable,” he tells Neetu. With a warm smile, Neetu turns to Mannat. “You’re my daughter-in-law now. You should handle this,” she says, passing the responsibility to her. Mannat agrees and begins interviewing the newcomer – a Muslim woman who introduces herself as Aasma. In reality, this is Aishwarya in yet another disguise. “What was your previous work experience?” Mannat asks. Aishwarya answers the questions confidently, but Mannat notices something odd about her voice. “Are you feeling okay? Your voice sounds different,” she points out. Aishwarya quickly explains, “I have a cold, and I’m nervous because this is my first time working in such a wealthy home.” Mannat continues the interview. “Tell me about your family,” she requests. Aishwarya crafts a sympathetic story. “I have a daughter,” she begins. “My husband wanted a son. When I couldn’t give him one, he demanded I throw my daughter in the garbage. How could a mother do such a thing? I decided to raise my daughter alone. God will protect us.” This story resonates with Mannat, reminding her of Aishwarya’s own actions. “You seem like a good person, Aasma,” she says approvingly. “You can start work today.” In her excitement, Aishwarya accidentally slips up. “Mata Rani will bless you,” she blurts out, using Hindu terminology that wouldn’t be natural for her Muslim character. Everyone looks at her suspiciously. Quickly covering her mistake, Aishwarya explains, “I saw the Mata Rani idol there. I worked in a Hindu household before. I’m a devotee of Mata Rani too. All gods are the same to me.” The explanation seems to satisfy everyone.
Suddenly, Mannat feels dizzy. Vikrant notices immediately and takes her arm. “You should rest,” he suggests with concern. “I’m fine,” she insists, but Dhairya joins in, also worried about her. The two men start teasing her playfully until Neetu steps in. “Stop teasing my daughter,” she scolds them protectively. In another part of the house, Aishwarya and Mallika hold a whispered conversation. “I’m going to reveal Vikrant’s true nature right in front of him,” Aishwarya declares. Mallika hands her a small device. “Place this pendrive in his room,” she instructs, furthering their secretive plan.
The Episode Ends Here
In the next episode, Vishaka will warn Aishwarya about a problem with her disguise. “Your contact lens fell out,” she’ll whisper urgently. When Mannat approaches and asks what happened, Aishwarya will freeze in fear of being discovered.
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