Anupama 6th October 2025 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
Rahi discloses that Prakash’s men visited them the previous night, a concern that Sarita dismisses, insisting they cannot challenge Prakash’s followers. Preet, Devika, and Rahi then identify the man who harassed them at the restaurant. When Mahi asks for confirmation, Rahi affirms it is the same individual. Sarita staunchly defends Prakash’s men, claiming they are incapable of wrongdoing. Anupama, however, believes Rahi and resolves to confront the man directly. Sarita intervenes, compelling Anupama to promise she will not say anything to Prakash’s men. After Tatiya whispers to her, Sarita changes her tune, suggesting that Prakash himself will deliver justice if his men are at fault. She then praises Anupama and claims that Prakash possesses the power to cure Devika’s illness.
Devika rejects this superstition, stating her faith lies in medical science and fate. Anupama supports her, asking Sarita to believe what she wants but to stop imposing her beliefs on others. In a separate, emotional moment, Devika confides in Jaya, who reminds her of a promise to go on a picnic. Anupama, sensing Samar’s presence, tells Devika that his soul is not at peace. Devika is deeply affected, and Anupama grows restless, beginning to suspect a connection between Samar’s unresolved death and Prakash.
The group is disrupted when they discover the cooking gas has run out. Pakhi confronts Sarita for not preparing a new cylinder, but Sarita pleads ignorance. Leela suggests fasting, which Pakhi and Khyati (concerned for Prarthana) refuse. Anupama proposes cooking on a wood stove, leading to a discussion about using cow dung as fuel, which triggers Anupama’s memories of Samar. Khyati notices her sorrow, and Anupama confesses she is missing her son.
Pari creates a Navratri banner, and Sarita talks about their family’s rangoli tradition. The mood lifts slightly when Rahi, Pari, Mahi, and Meeta find the phone network is restored and call their husbands. However, Anupama is left unsettled, feeling as though she is being watched.
In a parallel track, Hasmuk experiences severe pain, mistaking it for acidity. He tries unsuccessfully to call Ansh or Paritosh, and ultimately collapses. Meanwhile, Vasundhara sees Ansh with the Kotharis and cynically remarks on Anupama’s cleverness in marrying all her children into their family.
The scene shifts back to the village as Anupama and the others dress in traditional Marathi attire for a puja, with Gulabo taking photos. As Sarita discusses the ceremony, Anupama feels a spiritual nudge from Samar’s spirit, urging her to prepare for what lies ahead.
Precap: Sarita introduces Prakash to Anupama, leaving Prakash stunned and speechless upon seeing her.
Update Credit to: H Hasan
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Sonam Sir, happy to hear you. Please come back soon, Sir.
Lawyer Mr. Mustafa Haji, all the best, Sir.
Gita Ma’am, you are truly courageous. Salute to you. Stay strong, we know it’s frightening and exhausting, but remember, we are with you.
Zubeen Da, you left us midway. Tell me, are our Subah(morning) still Subha (auspicious)? Are you at peace?
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Gandhiji was killed, journalists are killed , scientists/activists are jailed, brains are drained/dead, cities are burnt, unemployment is at an all-time high, and education and medicals have become more expensive than human lives.
Freebies for the able cripple them.
Politicians and bureaucrats have no accountability.
Radicals spreading hate are not arrested, and even the CJI is humiliated!
What kind of blo*dy independence did we get?
Every revolution started with unemployment, corruption of elites, and exploitation of religion in the name of nationalism.
State and religion always needed to be separated.
In all those revolutions, even our own freedom fighters warned against radicalism, but we still fell into the same trap, because we didn’t learn from his-story.
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Respected Mr. Gavai, I hope you understand the criticality of the situation.
Please consult with all lawyers and judiciary.
Please integrate accountability of leadership, bureaucrats, judiciary into the system , otherwise, corruption and atrocities will never end.
I really fail to understand, doesn’t India have jobs?
We can mobilize all lawyers to resolve pending cases through a ticketing system, employing many in the process.
If such a system is made available to the common people, they will understand their rights and responsibilities, else police can detain anyone anytime.
Instead of getting organized to create law firms to serve the common man, lawyers and judiciary have chosen to exploit any single person who gets trapped in this court kacheri cases.
The environment is polluted — many can be employed there and they can get trained abroad to implement advance tech.
Food is adulterated, crops get destroyed, vegetables and fruits go stale.
Scientists can work with farmers to protect crops and ensure safe packaging.
Farming itself can become a hi-tech profession, with farmers, robotic engineers, meteorologists, agriculturists, food safety experts, and delivery agents working together.
Similar things can be done in the real estate to make affordable eco friendly housing available to all.
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If we think this through, unemployment in India could be eradicated within a month.
Yet politicians persist in making religion, caste, region, language, and culture their political agenda.
They shrewdly manipulate people, and never let you know that when someone is financially independent and well-educated, no one can influence or convert them.
I will give my example I have spent 15 years of my life in KBK, among missionaries and Naxalite-affected areas.
As a child, I personally visited tribal homes.
Many converted due to lack of education, medical facilities, and employment, yet I never faced such a dilemma, even though we received world-class treatment at CMC Vellore, referred by Dr. John.
And Lord Jesus Christ and Christians deeply impacted me, as saviors and employers, yet no one compelled me to convert.
Though there is no need for me to change my faith, I still love Lord Jesus and Christians from the core of my heart, because when no one was there to care for us in those remote areas, they stood by us with compassion.
So when someone have financial freedom and strong education, they can choose their way of life without getting converted/influenced.
Most conversions happen among the poor, uneducated, and vulnerable. It’s an internal issue.
Instead of blaming others, we must educate, support, and uplift our people so no one feels forced to convert.
Those responsible for the Cuttack religious riots must be strictly punished.
And organizations like the Vishwa Hindu Parishad have no right to hold bike rallies with swords or sticks. All such private cultural groups should be banned, and instead, official cultural ministries with learned experts should preserve each culture’s true essence. No road rage or violence should ever be tolerated in the name of religion.
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@Bihar / @India, I still do not hear employment, education, health, housing, or environment in political rallies.
Instead, I only hear slogans like “Hindus in danger” and “caste reservation.”
Please understand, divisive politics is more dangerous than even the exploitative politics of the East India Company.
Do not be misled by these distractions. Demand real development.
See if parties are fielding experts in every sector, if not, organize and form your own party of genuine professionals.
And if that too seems far impossible, unite to vote for NOTA, delay new government formation, and gain time to select honest, capable leaders.
Let’s start this democratic experiment, one of awareness, integrity, and true nation-building.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0MWXhiVJtQ&t=229s
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Now that the blueprint of the Accountability Portal is taking shape, I invite global citizens to come together, to brainstorm, strengthen, and make its design foolproof.
Let’s carefully observe which government takes real initiative in building this transformative platform.
From Bangalore, I’ll personally watch whether the Congress government collaborates with IT firms to bring this concept to life.
I sincerely wish for India to patent such systems and lead the way in digital governance and biometric-based elections.
However, since Mr. Rahul Gandhi continues to advocate for ballot paper voting, the possibility of adopting this technology soon seems limited.
Still, let’s remain vigilant, whichever political party actively supports, funds, and patents these accountability systems deserves our trust and our vote.
We finally have a clear benchmark to identify leaders who believe in transparency, technology, and true democracy.
Dear Mr. Trump,
I hope you’re doing well. I still hold on to hope and faith in your peace initiatives. I genuinely wish that one day, your efforts and vision will help bring lasting peace to the world.
However, with radicalism rising within the U.S. and America’s continued support to certain extremist nations, true peace feels like a distant dream.
Yet, let’s remain hopeful that wisdom and balance will eventually prevail. Ameen.
We never needed to say “America is already great” or “South India is already great”, because they naturally attract people, offer safety, employment, and freedom of voice.
That alone proves their greatness.
Please, never doubt this.
But yes, it’s crucial now to manage both internal citizens and external migration carefully, crafting thoughtful and inclusive policies that truly strengthen democracy.
And above all, stop radicalization of people , ban them. because it risks undoing centuries of progress that the American Revolution fought for, the very freedom of speech and conscience that defines your USA’s soul.
*Our USA’s soul.