Anupamaa serial upcoming twists: In the upcoming episodes, Anu and Anuj may fly to India for Dimpy's wedding. Read on to know more.
Anupamaa serial spoiler: Rupali Ganguly, Gaurav Khanna, and Sudhanshu Pandey starrer are successfully winning hearts with its interesting storylines. Viewers are loving the on-screen drama. In the previous episode, you witnessed how Yashdeep offered Anu to be the co-owner of Spice N Chutney. Now, in the upcoming episode, Anu and Anu might fly to India to attend Dimpy and Tuitu's wedding which will take place within a few weeks. Possibilities are there that Shruti might not accompany them due to her ill health which will pave the way for Anu and Anuj's love story.
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In tonight's episode of Anupamaa , you will see how Dimpy and Tuitu's marriage gets fixed. Pandit states that either Dimpy and Tuitu's wedding can happen within a few weeks or it will happen directly after 3 months. While Vanraj, who doesn't want Dimpy to marry Tuitu, votes to postpone the wedding after three months. Baapuji insists that the wedding needs to happen as soon as possible, and hence the wedding will take place within a few weeks. The next day, the first function of the wedding ceremony starts. The Shah family video calls Anu (Rupali Ganguly) and Anuj (Gaurav Khanna) . Anu is extremely happy about the wedding. Dimpy tells Anu and Anuj that both of them need to come to India to attend their wedding. The duo happily agrees.
Now in the upcoming episode, Anu will start preparing to visit India. Anuj too is keen to attend the wedding. However, there's a possibility that Shruti may not visit India as due to her ill health doctors wont allow her to travel. In such circumstances, it will be shown that Anuj and Anu will fly alone to India. The fact that both Anu and Anuj will get some alone time can create a situation where the duo especially Anu will finally realize emotionally that she still loves Anuj and can't let him go.
