MUMBAI: Sony Entertainment Television’s fiction offering 'Sapnon Ki Chhalaang' brings viewers the story of a girl of today who is determined to succeed in her dream company. She has one simple question to ask – why can’t a girl take her Sapnon Ki Chhalaang to an alien city to accomplish this?
Its protagonist Radhika, essayed by Megha Ray, aims to be an example to many who wish to break such barriers and forge a new path for themselves, as they take a leap of faith to a new city. Being the wind beneath her wings and a big support system to Radhika is her mother, Suman, who is portrayed by the talented actress, Kashish Duggal.
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In the previous episode, to Priyal’s surprise, Radhika effectively motivates her teammates to complete all challenges.
On the other hand, Radhika's Bade Papa pays a surprise visit to her office and is shocked to discover that she's gone.
He calls Radheshyam to inform that his daughter has gone to Goa with the office staff, which makes his father feel sad.
In the upcoming episode, Radhika is rants to her roommates about how she is put at fault for everything, even when she is innocent.
She expresses that she is thinking of changing her name to "Radhika Galat Yadav" or "Gochi Galat Yadav".
Taking grand examples like the Ukraine-Russia war, she hilariously says that every time something wrong happens in the world, she is put to a fault.
Vaishali stands up for women's rights and says that women should not be targeted every time something goes wrong, even Sreemoyi says that women will always be put to a fault whereas men are always forgiven.
Vaishali then expresses her disappointment over these matters, saying not everything should be turned as grave as a life or death matter.
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What will Radheshyam do next? Will Radhika be packing her bags for Jhansi?
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