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Anupama 9th May 2024 written Episode: Full Update only on Yo Desi Serials.
Toshu confronts Anupama, suggesting that while she is considered great for prioritizing her well-being, he’s perceived as a devil for doing the same. He accuses Aadhya of consistently disrespecting Anupama, despite Anupama’s sacrifices for her. Toshu then presents a detailed list of expenses he’s incurred on Anupama’s behalf, including rent, food, coffee, shampoo, and more, totaling over 3000 USD.
He insists she reimburse him, adding the cost of the day’s decorations, bringing the total to Rs. 3570 USD. Shocked and hurt, Anupama reflects on their past and vows to remember this day forever. She promises to settle the debt by the next day, gathers her trophy and apron, and leaves. Kinjal, disturbed by Toshu’s behavior, follows suit. As Toshu considers the bill, he realizes he forgot to include the cake, worth 35 USD, which he promptly eats, revising the total once more.
Anupama reminds herself not to let anyone spoil her golden day. She asserts, “Today is mine. I’ll respond to Toshu, but not now. Today is for my happiness, my victory. I will celebrate and keep all negativity at bay.” A man recognizes Anupama and requests a selfie. After taking the picture, he thanks her, saying, “Anupama did it.” She beams with joy, agreeing, “Yes, I did it.”
Upon arriving at Anuj’s house, he warmly welcomes her, expressing his happiness, “You did it.” Anupama recounts her disbelief when Mr. Keith initially announced another winner, fearing she had lost. But her name was eventually called, and amidst the cheers, she realized her triumph. Anuj embraces her, congratulating her on her achievement. Meanwhile, Shruti, in a wheelchair with the nurse, watches on, looking somber.
Kinjal confronts Toshu, questioning why he indulges in sweets while spewing bitterness. Toshu defends himself, arguing that seeking financial support from his mother isn’t wrong. Kinjal suggests he should have approached her instead. He asserts his right over his mother’s resources. Kinjal, likening his behavior to that of a hindrance, urges him not to obstruct their mother’s path like a dog or a cat. Offended, Toshu accuses Kinjal of insulting him.
Kinjal clarifies that her remark was directed at the comparison to animals. She reminds Toshu of her financial contributions, contrasting them with his lack thereof. Toshu retorts by questioning her plans, asking if she intends to return to India. Kinjal asserts that she will leave with her daughter if necessary. Pari intervenes, expressing her desire for both parents, unlike Ansh and Ishu. She implores them to cease their quarrel, prompting Kinjal to call Pari’s name.
Anuj inquires about Anupama‘s feelings after her win. She playfully suggests he have some sweets first. Shruti joins in congratulating Anupama, who insists she should indulge in sweets before sharing. Shruti, while enjoying the sweets, discusses Anupama’s return to India, suggesting she open a restaurant there with investors lined up. She mentions plans to hire help for Aadhya, anticipating Anupama’s busy schedule. Anupama is surprised by the decision but is assured the choice is hers. Anuj supports this, leaving the decision to Anupama’s desire.
Meanwhile, Vanraj, restless, reflects on Anupama’s success. Kavya advises him to find peace in others’ victories to sleep better. Vanraj dismisses any desire for Anupama to return, imagining the celebrations her return would spark in the neighborhood. He believes Anupama should stay in the US to support Anuj’s family.
Anupama declares, “I have no intention of leaving. I’m here for my daughter, Aadhya. Until she recovers, I’m staying put. My life is in the hands of the best player, don’t worry about me.” Shruti questions, “Whose hands?” Anupama replies, “Kanha ji’s hands.” She then requests to go to her room. Anuj assures her, “Of course, take your time and enjoy this moment.”
Meanwhile, Beeji and Yashdeep prepare the tiffin. Beeji inquires about their restaurant, wondering if anyone has bought it. Yashdeep dismisses the thought, stating, “It doesn’t matter. We’re going to India next week. I plan to start organic farming.
” Beeji jokes about driving the tractor, to which Yashdeep teases, “Your driving skills are not up to par.” He expresses relief that their staff has found jobs elsewhere. Beeji urges him to express his feelings to Anupama. Anupama interjects, “I’m content as it is. I don’t need anything or anyone.” Beeji insists, “Let her decide. Why are you deciding for her? Speak up, there’s only a week left.”
Baa gathers everyone around and serves cauliflower (gobi). Reporters arrive, eager to interview Baa about Anupama’s victory. Baa proudly attributes Anupama’s success to her own courage and determination, claiming her as a daughter who triumphed with the help of her diary.
The reporters turn to Vanraj, asking if he had foreseen Anupama’s victory, having tasted her cooking for so many years. Vanraj expresses happiness and pride for Anupama but cautions her to manage her success well. The reporters thank them and depart.
Neighbors arrive, showering Anupama with praise. Baa proudly remarks that she personally taught Anupama cooking. Neighbors are surprised, as they recall Baa always relaxing on the swing while Anupama was busy in the kitchen.
Anupama ponders Toshu’s words, then spots her diary and opens it. Anuj enters, and Anupama addresses him as “Choti,” seeking confirmation. He nods, affirming that she has the power to overcome her animosity. She laments her struggle to let go of her bitterness, but Anuj assures her that she is capable of doing so.
