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Udne Ki Aasha 19th June 2024 written Episode: Full Update only on Yo Desi Serials.
The episode begins with Sachin announcing that one lakh rupees is needed to repair the car. Renu suggests scrapping it instead. This leads to an argument between them, with Sachin stressing that he doesn’t have the money and doesn’t know how to handle the situation. Paresh inquires if the entire amount is needed upfront.
Sayali explains that at least 50,000 rupees is required to start the repairs. Renu firmly refuses to provide the money. Determined, Sachin says he will mortgage his bike to raise the funds and prepares to leave. Renu mocks both Sachin and Sayali. Paresh proposes mortgaging the house papers instead, which shocks Renu. He suggests taking a loan of 3 lakhs to resolve all their issues.
Tejas opposes the idea, but Sachin tells him to be quiet. Paresh insists they must do this as he cannot take money from Tejas. Renu protests, claiming the house is hers, a gift from her father. Paresh tries to calm her, saying he will retrieve the papers, but Renu stops him. Sachin repeats that he will mortgage his bike, but Paresh tells him it’s unnecessary. Eventually, Renu gives in and offers the money that Aaji had given her, assuring that she will manage everything else.
Paresh expresses his relief, appreciating Renu for willingly providing the money. Sachin instructs Sayali to accept the money from Renu, emphasizing that it’s Aaji’s money. Sayali takes the money and Paresh tells Sachin to pay the mechanic. Sachin leaves.
Tejas then questions how they will afford wedding clothes for Roshni, to which Renu assures him she will handle it. She takes another jab at Sayali’s bad luck, prompting Sayali to leave. Sayali later helps Sachin, who is in pain. He contemplates asking her to apply ointment to his injury. When he returns, visibly in pain, Sayali insists on applying the ointment despite his reluctance. As she tends to him, the song “Ve Kamleya” plays in the background. Sachin thanks her, realizing that no one else has cared for him like she does.
Meanwhile, Renu and Shakku visit a money lender. Renu requests additional funds for her son’s wedding. The lender skeptically asks if she has brought new collateral, like another house. Renu assures him her current house is worth crores and she needs an additional 7 lakhs. He asks if she can repay the loan, and she confidently says she will manage. Shakku advises Renu to reconsider, but Renu remains resolute, unwilling to jeopardize Tejas’ wedding. She agrees to the interest terms, and the lender asks her to sign the papers.
He asks Shakuntala to sign as a witness. After signing, they take the money. He warns her to repay on time, and she assures him, “I will return everything with interest.” With the money in hand, they leave. Renu remarks, “My tension is less now.” Shakku questions, “How will you return it?” Renu replies confidently, “Tejas will handle everything, and Roshni is also there.”
Sachin arrives and comments, “I think you got a new client who mortgaged their house.” The man dismisses it, “Forget it. How did you come here? I heard the police took your car.” Sachin sighs, “What can I do? My luck is bad. I got the car back from the police, but they damaged it.
It’s with the mechanic now and will take time to repair. I need two months to repay.” The man warns, “The interest will be high.” Sachin accepts, “What can I do? It’s okay.” The man offers, “I have some cars. Take one and drive it, but I want rent every day.” He shows the cars. Sachin jokes, “You could open a showroom.” Inspired, Sachin says, “I can earn money and pay your EMI.” The man agrees, “Take the car.” Sachin, resigned, says, “It’s fate that I have to drive someone else’s car, but don’t worry, I will pay the money on time.” He leaves.
That night, Sachin sits feeling sad. Sayali brings him water. He laments, “Aaji gave me money to buy this car, and now I have to drive a rented one again.” She comforts him, “Don’t feel sad. It’s not your fault. You’ll get the car back soon.”
He reflects, “I shouldn’t have gone to the village. I was happy there, but this wouldn’t have happened if I had stayed.” She reassures him, “Everything happens for a reason. Find the good in it.” He asks, “What good? The policemen were beating me. Why did you come in between?” She defends, “Should I have just stood there and watched? Akash’s friend helped us.
I need to thank that girl.” He acknowledges, “You stood by me and trusted me when no one else did, except Dad, Aaji, and my friends. I trust them and now, I feel I can trust someone else too.” She smiles, hiding a secret.
