Parineeti 12th September 2024 Written Episode: Ambika’s Growing Displeasure with Pari

The episode unfolds with mounting tension as Parvati returns Ambika to her home, while Sanju escorts Neeti back. Pami, visibly anxious, immediately inquires about Babli’s whereabouts. Sanju attempts to reassure her, saying, “I’ve already contacted the doctor.” Pami then turns her attention to Pari, asking, “Where is Pari?” Sanju responds, “She’s not Pari; she’s Parvati.”

As Parvati helps Ambika get comfortable in bed, she scolds her, “I asked you not to make a fuss before I got here. Why did your mother call you Pari?” Dai Maa adds, “Even Pami referred to you as Pari.” Babli then enters, apologizing, “I’m sorry, Aunty. I used the name Pari for safety reasons, but I’ve clarified to everyone that she is indeed Parvati.”

Ambika acknowledges Babli’s explanation and recounts how Babli managed to reach out to Gurpreet. Babli explains, “I used Pandit Ji’s phone to contact Mummy Ji for assistance.” Gurpreet arrives, clearly distressed, and questions, “Are you Parvati or my Pari? It’s hard for me to accept that you’re not Pari anymore.” Pari embraces her, affirming, “I will always be your daughter.”

Despite the reassurance, Pami remains unconvinced, insisting, “My heart tells me she’s Pari. She mentioned that Neeti tried to harm her.” Salojna draws attention to Neeti’s condition. Sanju intervenes, “Please, let’s stop this. She only claimed to be Pari to protect Babli.” Pami continues to believe, “I know she’s my Pari.” Gurinder, however, is more focused on Neeti’s condition.

The doctor arrives, and Sanju steps outside. Neeti, pretending to be unconscious, thinks, “I know she’s Pari. I need to stay vigilant with Daljit; he could reveal everything.” When Sanju returns, he informs, “You were unconscious.” Gurinder adds, “She has just regained consciousness.” Neeti, playing up her weakness, remarks, “I still feel quite dizzy.”

At the police station, Daljit is being held and argues with the inspector, “You can’t keep me here. I only changed the wedding venue.” The inspector snaps, “Be quiet!” Daljit remains defiant, “I’ll be out in 30 minutes. Call Neeti; she’ll get me released.” The inspector strikes him, and Daljit protests, “Stop it!”

Back at home, Ambika, freshly returned from London, embraces Pari and comments, “I didn’t get such a warm welcome when I returned.” Pari apologizes, and Ambika advises her not to disclose her true identity to Gurpreet, saying, “Tell her you’re Parvati.” She then tells Gurpreet, “You can embrace Parvati again. She reminds you of my daughter.” Pari confirms, “I’m like your daughter, but I am Parvati.” Pami questions, “How did you know Neeti was involved in Pari’s death? Why did you say that if you’re not Pari?”

Meanwhile, the inspector interrogates Daljit, asking, “Who else was involved in your plan?” Daljit pleads, “Let me make one call.” The inspector agrees. Back at the house, Pari explains to Pami, “I only said those things because Neeti always behaved oddly around me. I suspected she was involved in Pari’s fate.” Gurpreet adds, “I had doubts about Neeti and Sanju. Neeti turned us into her servants and coerced Babli into signing a contract. I’m convinced Neeti harmed Pari.”

The doctor confirms that Neeti is in good health. Neeti whispers to Salojna, “Daljit will expose everything about me to the police. You need to get him out.” Salojna refuses, saying, “If Sanju finds out, he’ll leave me.” Neeti pleads, but Salojna stands firm. Daljit calls Neeti, demanding, “Get me out of here, or I’ll reveal everything.”

Neeti responds, “I need more time.” Sanju overhears and asks, “Who was on the phone?” Neeti lies, “It was Daljit, asking about his bail.” Sanju retorts, “He deserves to stay in jail. How could you even think about marrying Babli to him?” Neeti defends herself, “I only wanted Pari to confess, and she did.” Sanju counters, “She’s Parvati, and she only said those things to protect Babli. How did you know where Daljit had taken her?”

This episode vividly portrays the intensifying drama and conflict, emphasizing the struggle between truth and deceit, and the complex relationships that drive the characters’ actions.