Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai TV serial is garnering enough TRPs to keep it in top five. There are quite a few strong characters on the show keeping audiences hooked. Rohit Purohit, Samridhii Shukla, Anita Raj, Shruti Ulfat and many more often trend on social media due to their characters on the show. There are lovers and there are villains! Sidharth Vasudev who plays the role of Sanjay Bansal aka Fufasa is team villain. He leaves no opportunity to make Abhira's life miserable and he is hated for it by Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai fans.
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Well, a video has gone viral on social media, featuring Rohit Purohit, Samridhii Shukla and Sidharth Vasudev. The video shows Rohit aka Armaan and Samridhii aka Abhira hitting Sidharth aka Sanjay. Well, it is just a reel and Rohit, Samridhii are just enacting to hit Sidharth. It is just for fun. As the video goes viral, fans are entertained looking at the fun times the cast has on Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai sets. They seem to be in a hospital which also drops hint of the upcoming twists in the TV serial.
Sam giving sound effects too .
Dishum dishum dishum ???
She's such a cutie pie ?#AbhiraSharma #SamridhiiShukla #Abhimaan #yrkkh pic.twitter.com/6irEKQcWU9
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The latest story of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai is about Vidya being all scared for Madhav. He is a police officer and he has embarked on a very deadly mission. Though Abhira and Vidya make a lot of efforts to stop him, he does not listen. He tells Abhira that his duty to the nation is above all. Vidya gets upset with Abhira as she lets him go. So there are speculations that Madhav will get severely injured during the mission. With this reel, fans are predicting that it is Madhav who is going to end up in the hospital.
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If he gets injured, will Vidya blame Abhira for his condition? It is quite possible as everything that goes wrong in Poddar house is currently blamed on Abhira.
