Sheel and Kutila are angry about Nisha going to the Tekriwala house in Mata Ki Chowki. But, the fact that he couldn’t harm Asha is bothering him a lot more. A source says, “Since, Sheel goes to the Tekriwal house to attack Asha, Sakshi senses his presence. But when he gets back home he sees Kutila scolding Nisha for going to Tekriwal house. Sheel also gets angry with Nisha for the same and he locks her up in a room. He then tells Kutila about meeting Sakshi’s daughter, Asha. He also tells her that he tried to kill Asha but failed as Mata Rani saved Asha. He then decides to perform a yagya as he is determined to end Asha’s life. “In the meanwhile, Naradji asks Mata if Asha will always stay safe and if Sheel would ever find a way to end her life. But Mata tells him that there is a solution and fears the day when Sheel will get to know about it. Since, Naradji does not understand this well Mata narrates him the mythological story of Bhasmasur. “Bhasmsur does a tapasya and pleases Lord Shiva to get a boon by which if he puts his hand on anyone’s head, he will turn to ashes and to check if it’s true, he first decides to check it on Lord Shiva himself. Lord Vishnu tells Lord Shiva a method of putting an end to Bhasmasur with his own boon. Lord Shiva dresses to enchant Bhasmasur and he succeeds in killing him. While Mata’s story ends, Sheel completes his yagya too. “Post the yagya a shadow in the form of an idol forms and tells Sheel that Asha will die only when her own mother Sakshi kills her.” Muskan Arora (Sakshi) remained unavailable for comment.