Naagin 6, May 7, Written Episode: Seema – Pen 18

Naagin 6 May 7 Episode Written Update: The episode starts with last week’s cliffhanger as Rishabh aka Simmba Nagpal’s real mother Chanda enters the house. As Seema aka Sudha Chandran. Suddenly shocked, a fire starts from somewhere in the house. In an attempt to save Seema, Rishab is doused by the fire but Chanda saves him by dragging him from the fire. Pratha aka Tejaswi Prakash tells Rishabh that Chanda is Seema’s best friend and her mother-in-law has a surprise gift. Rishabh learns from his wife that Chanda has lost his memory and is worried about his missing son. Rishab consoles Chanda and says that she is like her own mother.Also Read – Lock Up Finale: Sayesha Shinde Evicted; Fans cheer for Munawwar Farooqui for victory – WATCH VIDEO

Pratha confronts Grandma!

Later, Seema tries to break into Chanda’s room but gets tied up with a snake. Pratha later tells her that she cannot harm Rishabh’s mother. Pratha asks Seema to massage Chanda’s legs in front of Rishabh. Rishabh then does what is customary to irritate the Maha Asura. Pratha tells Seema that she knows there is a secret which only Chanda knows which Seema wants to know. Sheshnagin tells Mehak aka Mahek Chahal that when Rishabh’s mother entered the party Dadi too was shocked to see her. Later, she confronts Dadi, the latter saying that she cannot tell this big secret to anyone. Watch this video of Naagin 6: Also Read – Tejasswi Prakash flaunts her gold bangle from the roka ceremony as she joins Karan Kundrra on lock up – WATCH VIDEO

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Sheshnagin performed orgy dance!

The next day as Sheshnagin wakes up she learns from her husband that Seema has sent Dadi on a teerth-yatra (sacred pilgrimage). Although grandmother writes Nagmahal by applying lipstick on the mirror. Following the clue, Pratha and Mehek reach the Nagmahal and find Pratha’s grandmother’s ring, similar to her grandmother’s finger ring. As the two wonder if Grandma and Nani knew each other, they are interrupted by a giant snake who doubts their instincts. The practice is to perform the Tandava dance to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva. The snake goes and makes way for Sheshnagin. As the cave door starts closing, Mahek tells Pratha to go and come fast. Pratha reveals a picture of the Asura dynasty with a picture of Seema in the middle, as he had seen in the Shesha Nag book. As Mehek screams, Pratima comes out of the cave with the picture.

Pratha and Mehak know their family secret!

Back home, Rishabh’s father sees Seema about to kill Rishabh. He tells her not to kill him, but later learns that Seema and Rishabh were actually Pratha and Mehek who were trying to get information from her. They show him a picture of Seema found from the Nagmandir, which he reveals is actually Seema’s mother Tara. And he starts telling them what happened years ago. As he narrates the story, in flashbacks a young Mehak comes to his Sheshnagin Nani when the priest predicts that his Nani will be his successor. When Sheshnagin asks about Mehak’s future, he tells her to keep Mehek away from the water and hints that her unborn granddaughter could be Sheshnagin. Later Tara aka Sudha Chandran threatens to give Mani and Kalash to Sheshnagin which the latter refuses. Nani later tells Mehak and the mother of the unborn Pratha that the Kalash is our strength against the Asuras.

In the coming episodes, Pratha and Maha Asura fight for the Kalash, which is protected by an Ikshadhari mongoose (mongoose).

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