The show Tula Japnar Aahe has been winning viewers’ hearts since its very first week. This week, the audience is in for some unexpected miracles. The village festival dedicated to the Goddess begins with an ancient ritual, which requires collecting sacred soil from a distant forest anthill. However, legend has it that the Goddess’s brother, a fearsome serpent, resides in the anthill.
Meera is chosen for this sacred task. She prays to the Serpent God and bravely reaches into the anthill to collect the soil. But little does she know that Rangraj Baba, who has been plotting against her, has already released three venomous snakes inside. Sensing danger, Shivnath chants the powerful Shiva Tandava Stotra, averting the crisis. However, an astonishing miracle occurs—the legendary serpent from the ancient tale follows Meera back to the village! The villagers are left in awe—some are terrified, while others believe it to be a divine omen.
Meanwhile, Maya continues to torment Veda. She deliberately traps Veda’s fingers in a car window, causing unbearable pain. Ambika witnesses this and decides to teach Maya a lesson, but just then, Manjiri intervenes, making Maya release Veda’s fingers. Maya warns Veda of severe consequences if she tells anyone. Veda silently endures her suffering.Furious, Ambika vows to punish Maya and soon uncovers Ajit’s conspiracy to attack Atharva. Using her intelligence, she cleverly sets the criminals against each other. In a shocking moment, she seizes control of Ajit’s car steering wheel, terrifying him.
At school, Veda is repeatedly bullied. Keshavji and the school nuns urge Atharva to provide Veda with a mother’s support, leaving him contemplating his next step. Meanwhile, Ambika escalates her revenge—she attempts to trap Maya’s hand in a running mixer! Terrified, Maya finally realizes that an unknown force is targeting her and confesses everything to Manjiri. Desperate, she consults a tantrik, who warns her that if she does not take the right measures within two days, she will face grave consequences.
As part of the next festival ritual, the sacred Kalash (pot) must be retrieved. Rangraj Baba secretly conspires with Kaku and hides the Kalash. Meanwhile, Shivnath sits in a cremation ground, chanting mantras over a coconut, causing the hidden Kalash to miraculously emerge from a pile of rice! The villagers are astounded. But the real miracle happens when Meera fearlessly jumps into the cursed well in search of the Kalash.
For a moment, Meera vanishes underwater. Suddenly, a giant turtle rises from the depths, carrying Meera and the sacred Kalash on its back! The villagers stand speechless, convinced that this is yet another divine sign.
What does the Goddess’s sign truly mean? Will Meera follow the tantrik’s advice? Will Atharva reconsider marriage for Veda’s sake?
