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High voltage drama in store!
High voltage drama in store!Rashmi Sharma Telefilms\' popular show Saath Nibhana Saathiya now gears up for some major drama in its forthcoming episodes where Radha will have to pay for all her evil deeds.
Rashmi Sharma Telefilms' popular show Saath Nibhana Saathiya now gears up for some major drama in its forthcoming episodes where Radha will have to pay for all her evil deeds.
In the forthcoming episodes of the show, Radha's (Bhavini Purohit) evil deeds will come to an end on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri. Radha will throw her baby from a cliff but Gopi (Devoleena Bhattacharjee) will come to her rescue and catch the baby. Later, Gopi will see Radha insulting Kokila (Rupal Patel) and also raising hand on her.
Seeing all this, Gopi will get angry and she will kill Radha with a Trishul. This is how, Radha's character will come to an end in the show and Gopi will be put behind bars for 10 years."
The show will take a big 10-12 years leap post the dramatic sequence of Radha's character coming to an end in the show. Probably all the actors are continuing with the show post leap. However, talks are on regarding the same.
Devoleena said, "Yes, even I have heard that Radha will get killed by Gopi. I can't divulge any details regarding it now because we are yet to shoot for the sequence."
