Anupama 22nd October 2025 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
Devika tells Anupama that she had informed her earlier about finding the other girls and was continuously trying to locate her. Preet adds that they even went to Prakash’s house during their search, while Sarita mentions that they had looked almost everywhere. Anupama explains that it was a peacock feather that guided her to Rahi’s location. Overwhelmed with emotion, Kinjal, Devika, and Preet embrace Anupama tightly.
Meanwhile, Rahi recalls the mysterious events that took place when she was trying to help Anupama. She remembers someone tapping her from behind and turning around to see a man. She asked him to help Anupama, but the man instead asked if she had fallen into the pit. Shocked by how he knew that, Rahi grew curious. The man then helped her pull Anupama out and gently advised her never to disrespect her mother. When Rahi pleaded with him to save Anupama, he calmly replied that he was only a supporter and that one must save oneself. His words left Rahi astonished, yet she gathered courage and managed to rescue Anupama. Just then, a peacock feather drifted down, and as it touched Anupama, she regained consciousness.
Sarita and Devika later wonder about the identity of the mysterious man, noting that no such person lives in their village. Anupama realizes the truth—that it was none other than Lord Krishna who came to her aid. She becomes emotional, recalling how the Lord had once saved her and Anuj. Anupama explains that Lord Krishna appears before everyone, but not everyone has the strength or faith to recognize his presence. With a tender smile, she says she sees Anuj as her own Krishna and tells Rahi that by reuniting, they can finally complete Anuj’s legacy. Rahi recalls her past moments with her mother and becomes emotional.
Anupama folds her hands and thanks Lord Krishna for saving her life and reuniting her with her daughter. Rahi promises her mother that she will never disrespect her again.
Elsewhere, Gautam defends himself before the Kotharis, explaining that he was only trying to save Prarthana when she almost fell onto the glass shards. He pleads for understanding and asks what he can do to prove his innocence. Prem, however, angrily tells him to leave the house. Vasundhara intervenes, stopping Prem. Gautam then turns to Mahi, begging her to believe that he has truly changed. Playing on her emotions, he reminds her that both of them have suffered in love and relationships and that they share the same fate, hoping to win her sympathy.
Back with Anupama, she calls out to her late son, Samar, expressing her longing to speak with him. Samar appears before her, bringing warmth and comfort. Seeing him, Anupama becomes emotional and teary-eyed, missing him deeply. Samar assures her that he is always with her through Ansh and asks her not to cry. He tells her that her journey is far from over and that something extraordinary awaits her—something beyond imagination. When Anupama asks what he means, Samar smiles and says it is a surprise before fading away.
Preet then tells Anupama to stay with Rahi while she and the others go to the Shah house. Devika mentions that she will begin Anupama’s treatment and encourages her to spend quality time with Rahi. Anupama prays for Bharti’s recovery, and Devika thanks her. But Anupama credits Devika, saying it was because of her efforts that she got to meet Samar once again. She advises Devika to take care during the treatment. Devika decides to visit Jaya afterward. Rahi and Anupama, now reunited, choose to spend time together, and Devika smiles, calling it a new beginning for both mother and daughter.
Precap: Leela anxiously waits for Anupama’s return. Soon, Anupama arrives home with Rahi. Rahi is taken aback upon seeing Gautam there. After a tense moment, Anupama makes a firm decision to leave for Mumbai.
Update Credit to: H Hasan
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What is Gautam talking about how is he in the same fate as Mahi?? Or how Mahi n him share the same fate? For what he is talking he has not changed at all!! Still have to be aware of his nonsense!
Gautam and Mahi wil marry. That old woman will see to it.
🇮🇳 The Citizen’s Manifesto: For Truth, Work, and Equality
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1. The Question of Justice
Will Sonam Sir be out? How? Why?
Is he a rapist, a murderer, an illiterate instigator, or a rioter?
No. He is a scientist, an activist, and a patriot , and that is why he is a real threat to corruption.
He cannot be out, because truth itself has become dangerous in a corrupt system.
2. The Betrayal of Freedom
I am not sad — I am amused.
Our ancestors fought to bring power into the hands of the people, yet we have lost even the right to work or speak honestly.
We have become a nation that trades skill for freebies and truth for silence.
We never demanded environment, jobs, skills, education, health, or housing.
Instead, we betrayed each other over religion, reservation, region, and freebies.
We have brought this upon ourselves.
3. The Silencing of Voices
Our journalists die, our activists die, our artists, scientists, and intellectuals are silenced — and we remain mute spectators.
This is a final call to all :
Coordinate. Unite. Work together.
Do not compete with one another — act with wisdom, integrity, and conscience.
Let independent media and lawyers stand united and work for the people.
Do not act rashly or impulsively — act with purpose and truth. We need you.
4. The Shame of Institutions
Shame on our judiciary, our government, our lawyers, lawmakers, and police.
They have never served the common people; they have always sided with power and the wealthy.
They are betraying the very citizens they swore to protect.
5. The Reality of Inequality
Jobs are scarce, not because there is no work — but because everyone wants to serve the 1% elite.
Judiciary serves the 1%
Police protects the 1%
Organic food for the 1%
Housekeeping for the 1%
Housing for the top 1%
Infrastructure for the 1%
Education for the 1%
Health for the 1%
Power with the 1%
Wealth with the 1%
Land at ₹1 for the 1%
Yet, the money that sustains all this is taxpayers’ money — the people’s money.
The day we begin to provide honest and quality service to every citizen, not just the powerful few, the unemployment crisis will vanish, and the nation will truly rise.
6. The Citizen’s Pledge
We, the people of this country, will no longer be divided or deceived.
We will reclaim our integrity, skill, and unity.
We will work — not for the 1% elite, but for the 100% of humanity.
We will speak — not to please power, but to serve truth.
And we will fight — not with violence, but with wisdom, courage, and collective will.
Final Words
The freedom our ancestors earned with blood and sacrifice is being sold for comfort and convenience.
It is time to awaken.
It is time to serve, not bow.
It is time to build, not beg.
And it is time to make sure that in this country —
Truth shall not be jailed, the honest shall not be silenced, and the people shall not be forgotten.
Is anuj coming back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRA3v_fB61A
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Thank you, Sir, for this masterpiece.
🌐 Declaration for Global Peace and Human Evolution
Evolution should have come through revolutions — French, Russian, American, Indian, African.
Yet, humanity remains trapped in a loop, repeating the same mistakes under new names.
The same imperial forces never truly left, and the cycle of power, exploitation, and inequality continues.
In their pursuit of hegemonic control, the United States and Russia, symbols of two extremes have undermined the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity that once defined every revolution’s moral vision.
For the next phase of evolution, the veto powers must come together and recognize that humanity cannot be divided as its survival depends on coexistence, cooperation, and collective responsibility.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvjPuRfsDQo&t=624s
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Why are government jobs ? What makes them superior to other types of employment?
Why not create skilled jobs for everyone?
Could remuneration be based on performance, using a transparent ticketing or scoring system, otp based validation, rather than fixed pay?
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A country which can’t engage its workforce is useless.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZO6b4ntHyw&t=9s
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All I understand is unemployment is at peak. Karnata govt failed to employ/Engage these people.
Such enthusiastic mass, give them descent jobs, I bet they wont rally on road.
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I am neither part of a Riot wing nor a “Librandu.”
I have consumed my own urine, cow urine, steroids, drugs as anti depressant, either by personal choice, medical prescription, or circumstance.
If given the opportunity, I would research traditional methods to reduce the risks of irreversible chemical reactions.
At the same time, I fully acknowledge that in many critical situations, I must rely on modern chemical solutions.
I have lived in Naxalite and tribal areas and received treatment from missionaries.
I have also lived in the USA, where no one forced me to convert.
I have stayed in an Ashram, and I plan to return to one in my later years.
I reserve the right to choose the path of life that suits me, and I wish the same freedom for all.
I am a Hindu, but first and foremost, I am a subset of humanity , and I understand this clearly.
Being Hindu cannot compel me to act against another human being of a different faith, because harming them is ultimately a threat to myself as well.
I must also mention that Sai is my master, the guide who has enabled me to embrace every religion as my own. Sabka Malik Ek.
For the orthodox puritans, traveled back in time to an era before invasions and migrations?
The most ancient story that comes to mind is that of Daksha Prajapati — a law-abiding king who insulted Lord Shiva and Devi Sati, causing Sati to sacrifice her life and Daksha to lose his head.
This story signifies inseparable connection between the creator(Shiva) and the creation(Sati), their non-duality, and the path to essential unity.
It is difficult to claim that Shiva is powerful or that Shakti is almighty—both are interdependent and integral.
Yet, despite its antiquity, the same conflict persists today.
Daksha-like forces — symbolizing rigid power or orthodox authority — still clash with Sati-Shiva-like forces — symbolizing liberal, creative, or reformist thought.
Left and right, old and new, tradition and reform — the struggle continues.
This tale reveals a profound truth: the spirit transcends all laws and boundaries.
No amount of regulation, oppression, or atrocity can restrain the free spirit without risking self-destruction and the loss of what is beloved.
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It also reinforces the principle that true strength lies not in domination, but in harmony between seemingly opposing forces.
Harmony of Tridev 3 opposing characters.
Lord Brahma, the backgound creative imagination, emtions, unchecked can become taboo/dangerous/destructive. Lord Brahma lost one head and is not worshipped. Devi Saraswati is his concert who symbolize purity in creativity.
Lord Vishnu, would do everything to maintain integrity, law and order, can punish others and moreever self. His concert is Devi Lakshmi who had to endure lot of hardship to maintain intergrity/law/order. I think that her characted is shaped by patriarchy.
Lord Shiva, free spirited, beyond laws, gulliable, impulsive but he is the only one who can save by consuming most deadly poison. With Ardhanariswar, feminists reclaimed their equal rights.
This primordial narrative emphasizes respect for opposing forces.
It teaches that the natural evolution of the spirit is the ultimate truth.
No orthodox or puritanical law can fully restrain, suppress, or isolate the spirit.
The spirit advances through creation, preservation, renewal, integration, and balance, achieving harmony, rather than through impulsiveness or unchecked imagination.
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It shows that Hindu mythology encodes psychological and ethical wisdom: creativity, order, and freedom must coexist for balance.
Unchecked imagination or rigid adherence to law can both be destructive, but when harmonized, they allow true growth, resilience, and societal evolution.
The Tridev symbolize three dimensions of human potential :
Thought/Creator (Brahma), Discipline/Management (Vishnu), And freedom (Shiva) and their balance is essential for personal and collective evolution.
The story also subtly critiques social constructs like patriarchy, showing how historical forces shape character and resilience, while also leaving room for feminine empowerment and equality.
In short, the narrative is not just a myth; it’s a manual for ethical living, creativity, and spiritual evolution, demonstrating that strength emerges from harmony, not domination.
I am truly mesmerized by the richness of our literature. Its not mere storytelling, but a repository of moral insight, cultural depth, and philosophical guidance.