Udne Ki Aasha 23rd October 2025 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
The Episode starts with Paresh proudly confirming that Roshni will play the role of Manthara in the upcoming Ramleela. Sachin can’t resist teasing her, saying the role suits her fiery personality perfectly. But Roshni’s smug grin returns when she learns that she’s actually been assigned the role of Queen Kaikeyi instead — a part that brings both surprise and pride.
Meanwhile, Akash gets selected as Laxman, while Sachin’s friend Anish grabs the role of the ever-energetic Hanuman. The professional director in charge of the play seems impressed by the Deshmukh family’s lineup and compliments Paresh for organizing everything so well. He even suggests that Paresh himself should play King Dashrath. With a confident smile, Paresh agrees, and the director motivates everyone to give their
As rehearsals begin, Tejas grows frustrated upon realizing that his role has barely any dialogues. Feeling ignored and sidelined, he starts sulking. The director tries to console him, saying even a few lines can leave a deep impact if performed with passion. But Tejas isn’t convinced. On the other hand, Sachin finds it tough to grasp the emotional weight of his part. The rest of the Deshmukh family also struggles with remembering their lines and maintaining their composure during practice. Despite multiple attempts, confusion and small blunders continue.
Noticing the nervousness all around, Shakuntala suggests that the family should practice directly on the main stage instead of the living room, so they can get comfortable with the space and the audience. Everyone agrees, and excitement fills the air. But watching from afar, Mrs. Kulkarni smirks. She’s already expecting their failure and waits eagerly for them to embarrass themselves in public. Renuka, aware of Mrs. Kulkarni’s scheming attitude, gathers her family and pleads with them to stay focused and not give their enemies a chance to mock them.
Finally, the day of the last rehearsal arrives. As the curtain rises, chaos reigns again. Half the actors forget their dialogues, others enter at the wrong time, and Tejas, impatient about his “grand entry,” keeps interrupting. Trying to restore order, Riya steps in with a short narration about the Ramayana and cues the play to start.
Paresh, playing King Dashrath, begins the act confidently, delivering his lines with remarkable depth and authority. Slowly, the rest of the family catches up and starts performing with energy. But just as things begin to settle, Tejas walks onto the stage disguised as a maid, declaring loudly that he wants to play the main role instead! The audience bursts out laughing, but behind the curtain, Sachin, Sayali, and Akash rush to manage the situation, trying to keep the act alive while dragging Tejas offstage.
The director is left speechless, and Mrs. Kulkarni’s smirk widens. “What a disgrace!” she mutters, calling the performance an embarrassment.
In the next act, Paresh and Renuka, as Dashrath and Kaikeyi, deliver a stunning emotional scene. Their chemistry and expressions move everyone, and even Sachin, watching them, feels something shift inside. As he steps forward to play Lord Ram, he channels his own emotions and experiences, performing with a sincerity that stuns the audience.
But during a crucial emotional exchange, both Sachin and Sayali forget their lines. From backstage, Riya frantically gestures the forgotten words, helping them recover. To cover the mistake, Paresh and Sachin improvise, adding their personal touch. While their emotions are genuine, a few people in the audience mistake the improvisation for poor preparation and begin whispering judgments.
Just when the act seems to be getting back on track, Tejas storms back in for his big moment as Ravana. Instead of following the script, he begins overacting and roughly grabs Sayali’s hand during the scene. Sayali loses her calm, breaks character, and yells at him in front of everyone. The audience gasps. Sachin immediately steps in, furious at his brother’s behavior, and the two start arguing right on stage.
The director looks mortified as the entire performance collapses into chaos. Mrs. Kulkarni can’t hide her satisfaction — she mocks the Deshmukh family for their lack of unity and discipline, calling their Ramleela a “complete disaster.”
The audience disperses amid murmurs and laughter, while Renuka stands helplessly watching her family’s dream fall apart.
Precap: The Deshmukh family gets one last chance to redeem themselves. They vow to perform the Ramleela again — this time, with full heart and unity.
Update Credit to: Amena