Khawab Mein Hatiya - Part 2

Season 1Episode 20860 minMar 24, 2013
Khawab Mein Hatiya - Part 2
Khawab Mein Hatiya - Part 2 - Madhura wakes up from yet another horrifying dream. Madhura reveals to K.D. Pathak that she does not have any clue about the book or the article. Madhura doubts on her business partner and her best Friend Pranjal. Dilip shares Madhura's dream with Varun. Varun spots same toys, triangle shape drawing and other materials that Madhura use to often see in her dream in Varun's house. K.D. Pathak questions Dilip in the court. Shetty reveals a shocking truth in the court. Hiren too is questioned in the court. K.D. Pathak observes Varun's death in his dream. To know Judges final verdict in regards to Madhura's case, keep watching Adaalat.
Khawab Mein Hatiya - Part 2 has aired on Mar 24, 2013 at 7:30 PM
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