Will Vrinda loose Kanha in Shemaroo Umang's Main Dil Tum Dhadkan?

Get ready for an exciting twist in Main Dil Tum Dhadkan! Every mother wants the best for her son and a loving mom for her grandson, and Rajeshwari Devi (Neelu Vaghela) is no different! In the upcoming episodes, she’s determined to have Keshav (Zohaib Ashraf Siddhiqui) marry Vishakha (Payal Gupta) to secure custody of little Kanha. But Vrinda (Radhika Muthukumar) isn’t giving up easily; she’s ready to marry Keshav herself to keep Kanha close. However, Rajeshwari Devi and Advocate Rana (Ravi Gossain) are standing in her way, adding to the drama! Rajeshwari, fiercely protective of her only grandson, views Vrinda as a threat to her family’s future. Will Vrinda’s determination be enough to take on Rajeshwari’s strong hold? 

Neelu Vaghela shares insight into her character, saying, “Rajeshwari Devi is deeply traditional and wields strong influence over her son’s choices. To her, Vrinda poses a threat to the family’s honor, especially as a widow, and she sees Vishaka as the ‘perfect’ choice for both her daughter-in-law and Kanha’s mother. This creates a strong conflict between the nurturing Vrinda and the idealistic Vishaka, as Rajeshwari is determined to see her vision fulfilled. Personally, it’s challenging to step into this mindset, as it’s so different from my own belief in supporting loved ones. If it were up to me, I would welcome Vrinda as both Kanha’s mother and Keshav’s rightful partner. I enjoy playing Rajeshwari Devi because she is a powerful character with values that invite thought and reflection.”

As the tension escalates, it becomes clear that Kanha's future hangs in the balance. Although Keshav is Kanha's biological father, it is Vrinda who embodies the true spirit of motherhood. Her bond with Kanha is forged through years of unwavering love, care, and sacrifice. Her fierce determination to keep Kanha safe drives her to challenge Keshav and his family, revealing the depth of her devotion. This battle transcends legal rights or blood ties; for Vrinda, it’s about love and the responsibility she feels for Kanha’s well-being. As the stakes rise, her strength and resilience shine, proving that a mother's heart knows no boundaries.