Episode 40

Season 1Episode 4023 minApr 24, 2015
Episode 40
Razia is heartbroken after Chanda's death. She reminisces about her precious moments with Chanda and swears that she'll not let Chanda's sacrifice go in vain. Shah Turkan and Rukn-ud-din learn that Razia is still alive. Fearing the failure of their plan, Shah Turkan plans to stop the Sultan from meeting Qutub Begum. Mirza, Razia, and Zangoora find themselves at a village fair. Razia plans to ask Mirza for help. She has a narrow escape from Zangoora. She then changes her disguise.
Episode 40 has aired on Apr 24, 2015 at 7:30 PM
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