Twist Of Fate Tuesday 26th August 2025 Written Update Zeeworld
Diya calls back Dadi, bubbling with excitement about the honeymoon news. Dadi teases Poorvi playfully and tells her to celebrate—Diya persuades Poorvi to do a little bhangra over the phone and then happily tells Prachi what she’s been up to. Prachi goes to the billing counter to pay for the clothes, while the young girl who returned the phone collides with a customer; her bag falls and a sensor starts beeping. The manager, alarmed, asks staff to check the bag and finds an unbilled chunari inside. He accuses the girl of shoplifting and calls the police. The girl protests, insisting she didn’t steal anything and asking to be treated with respect.
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When the police arrive, the situation escalates quickly. Prachi steps forward and demands that the manager check the CCTV footage before jumping to conclusions—she points out that the girl bought other items worth a lot and that it makes no sense she would steal an expensive chunari. Tension fills the shop as customers look on; the manager insists the piece is worth eighty thousand rupees and presses the inspector to make an arrest. Prachi keeps arguing for fairness, trying to calm the crowd and get the truth on camera.
Meanwhile Poorvi, weighed down by what she overheard and by the growing chaos, finds herself facing RV again. She confronts him about his coldness; he answers bluntly that he does not care. Hurt, Poorvi tells him he’s wrong for saying that and that she doesn’t care about Monisha or him, but the ache in her voice betrays her. The episode leaves the shop in turmoil with Prachi demanding the CCTV be checked and Poorvi and RV standing off, each wounded in different ways.
Prachi insists the manager pull the CCTV footage—he did boast about his good security system, after all. She tells the inspector it will clearly show whether the girl stole the chunari or not. The manager calls the CCTV guy and the video is played on the big screen. Everyone watches in silence until Prachi points out what really happened: the manager himself had accidentally put the dupatta into the girl’s bag. The inspector turns red and apologizes. The girl, shaken but steady, says it’s okay and urges them not to judge people so quickly. Prachi gently tells the manager that if he had listened instead of jumping to conclusions, none of this would have happened. The girl—whose name Prachi will soon learn—is relieved and thanks Prachi before leaving.
Back outside, Poorvi and RV stand near the car and the conversation between them is awkward and sharp. Poorvi tells him he’s her husband and asks him not to go on this honeymoon. RV snaps back that he doesn’t want to go either. They trade small, hurting barbs—he accuses her of being all tongue and no sense, she reminds him he was about to marry Monisha—and for a moment it looks like they could walk away from the whole thing. Still, RV stops her when she starts to leave. He says they should go for Dadaji’s sake even if neither of them wants to. Poorvi, hoarse with emotion, agrees and tells him to pack his bags.
Deepika is frantic. She calls Monisha and begs her to come back—Monisha left at once when she heard the honeymoon news, and Deepika doesn’t want to lose the fight. Vaishali backs her up, telling Monisha she can’t accept defeat and that they must plan together. Monisha hesitates, then returns, and the three women immediately start plotting how to keep RV away from Poorvi. They speak in quick, determined whispers, each afraid the smallest mistake will cost them control.
Meanwhile the rescued girl introduces herself properly: she’s Trishna Jaiswal. Prachi and Diya warm to her immediately; Trishna proves kind and generous, handing out gifts to the basti children and inviting the girls to ride with her. Prachi is cautious and polite, but she accepts the offer and climbs into the car, relieved that the girl is honest and decent.
At home, Dadi fusses over Poorvi’s packing for the trip. Poorvi is anxious and tries to do too much—making food for the journey, thinking of bedding and gas cylinders and every little thing. Dadi laughs and reassures her: they can eat at a dhaba and keep things simple. Prachi phones in to check, and Dadi brags a little about how pure-hearted and brave Poorvi is. Prachi’s voice trembles when she says she doesn’t know how she’ll live without Poorvi around for a few days; the love between them is obvious.
As scheming continues in the background, Deepika presses Monisha to call RV right away and stop him. She warns Monisha in no uncertain terms that if RV spends a night with Poorvi, he could easily be swayed—and men, Deepika reminds her bluntly, can’t always be trusted. Monisha swallows that warning and steels herself; the house is tense, plans are being made, and everyone waits to see whether Dadaji’s surprise honeymoon will bring a blessing—or a whole new problem.
Dadi and Prachi sit together, smiling about how well Poorvi has settled into the family. Prachi humbly says it’s really God’s blessing that brought her to such a loving house, but she admits the house already feels empty without Poorvi. Dadi soothes her, saying that life moves on and women carry so many burdens quietly — yet they are strong. She promises Prachi that Poorvi will visit and that the family will visit Prachi too. Prachi asks if she should bring anything for their trip; Dadi laughs and tells her not to worry. After the call ends, Prachi stands on the street feeling bittersweet: both her daughters have found homes, and she’s happy yet missing them.
Meanwhile, in the bedroom, Dadi fusses over Poorvi and insists she open a small present. Poorvi hesitates, uncomfortable with gifts and attention, but Dadi insists this is a grandmother’s trick to win a son’s heart. Poorvi pulls out a pretty dress and blushes. Dadi teases that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, but then softens — she says a woman’s warmth and small efforts can help a marriage. Poorvi listens politely, nervous about wearing such clothes and unsure what the future holds.
Down the hallway, RV zips through his suitcase while Monisha hovers. She apologizes for storming off earlier and says she overreacted; he says he understands. Monisha presses him to find an excuse to skip the honeymoon, but RV explains that Dadaji has packed his schedule so tightly he can’t easily refuse. Monisha tries to suggest a client who would demand RV’s presence instead, but he shakes his head — he’s tried excuses, and Dadaji will simply reschedule. The tension between them is quiet and raw: Monisha wants him close; RV feels boxed in by family duty and business.
