EASTENDERS revisits Suki Panesar’s past as Kheerat decides to visit his dad in prison next week. The Panesars are unaware that their father was sent to prison by their scheming mother Suki. But next week, the walls will begin to close in around Suki as Kheerat makes a huge decision. Following the attempted theft at […]
EASTENDERS revisits Suki Panesar’s past as Kheerat decides to visit his dad in prison next week.
The Panesars are unaware that their father was sent to prison by their scheming mother Suki.
But next week, the walls will begin to close in around Suki as Kheerat makes a huge decision.
Following the attempted theft at the Minute Mart, the police visit Vinny to ask for a statement.
But Kheerat and Suki are furious with him for talking to the police.
Later, Callum advises Vinny to stand up for what he believes in.
Will he stand up to his family?
When a vandal leaves racist graffiti on the Minute Mart, Suki is clearly wounded and opens up to Kheerat about the pain it has brought up from her past.
Kheerat then drops the bombshell that he’d like to visit his father in prison, but Suki looks unsettled.
Later, Suki tries to manipulate Kheerat by telling him his dad would be proud of him building the business.
When Ben learns about the offensive graffiti, he’s furious and offers to help teach the perpetrator a lesson.
Will Kheerat visit his dad and expose Suki’s huge secret?
Actress Gurlaine Kaur Garcha – who plays Suki’s daughter Ash – recently hinted that her father may return to the Square one day.
Speaking to the Express, Gurlaine revealed: “I think she [Ash] does need him, I think she needs him for some direction and morally, you know she doesn’t always do the right thing, and that kind of she is kind of moved to that [poor decisions] sometimes.
“But I think she really needs her dad in these times, and, you know, especially if she was to find out about Peter and her mum.”
“I think she [Ash] does need him, I think she needs him for some direction and morally, you know she doesn’t always do the right thing, and that kind of she is kind of moved to that [poor decisions] sometimes.”
