Deepti and Ashwin Decide to Adopt Swara in Sony SAB's ‘Pushpa Impossible’

Sony SAB's show 'Pushpa Impossible' keeps drawing in viewers with the heartwarming story of Pushpa (Karuna Pandey) as she faces tough challenges in life but keeps on going with a strong and inspiring attitude.

Recently, the audience saw that Deepti (Garima Parihar) wanted to divorce Ashwin (Navin Pandita), however after Pushpa and her lawyer Devi’s (Urvashi Dholakia) suggestion, the duo decided to opt for the six-month cooling period to see if they could work on their issues. Last week, the audience saw that the cooling period was now over, and they have decided to give their marriage a second chance.
In the upcoming episodes, fans will witness a heart-wrenching turn of events as Deepti’s house help, Sarita, passes away due to a cardiac arrest. Sarita is survived by her young daughter Swara (Vrihi Kodvara). With Swara's uncle arriving at the chawl to take her away, tensions rise as Swara expresses her reluctance to leave Pushpa's caring family behind. Amidst these emotional moments, Deepti finds herself growing closer to Swara, having been the one who cared for her the most. As days pass, Deepti and Ashwin make a life-changing decision, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the next chapter in Swara's journey.

Naveen Pandita, who plays the role of Ashwin Patel, says, "After a difficult period of cooling off, Deepti and Ashwin are ready to give their marriage a second chance and Ashwin is committed to becoming a better person. He is determined to mend his ways and support his wife in everything. Adopting Swara is going to be a life-changing decision for both and they are ready to take this responsibility.”

Garima Parihar, who plays the role of Deepti, says, "When Deepti began the cooling period, she was dealing with a sense of uncertainty and loss. After six months, when she is set to give a second chance to her marriage, she also sees that Swara’s life too hangs in balance and she too deserves a second chance. With Swara, Deepti has found an unexpected connection and it has brought a new meaning of compassion and family.”