In the gripping episode of Suhagan Chudail that aired on August 21, 2024, tensions reached a boiling point as secrets were revealed, alliances tested, and supernatural forces wreaked havoc. The episode began with Juhi informing Moksh that Nishiganda was the one who saved him, a revelation that enraged Moksh. He could not accept this, as he held Nishiganda responsible for many of the past tragedies, including Deeya’s death.
Raghunath tried to calm Moksh down, reminding him that Nishiganda’s actions were meant to help, but Moksh wasn’t convinced. He lashed out at Raghunath, blaming him as well, especially for making a dangerous deal with the demon, which had led to these catastrophic events. Moksh accused Nishiganda of manipulating him, even suggesting that she had hypnotized Raghunath, and was determined to uncover her true intentions.
Later, Moksh confronted Nishiganda, who was casually washing her hair. He accused her of plotting against him, saying that she first raised his temperature only to cool it down later, all to get closer to him. He even suspected that the apple she gave him was tampered with, filled with something sinister. Nishiganda admitted that the apple indeed had something in it, but it wasn’t her doing—it was the magic of Maha Asur, the powerful demon they were all entangled with.
Their conversation grew more intense as Nishiganda provocatively offered Moksh the chance to watch her change her clothes. Moksh, disgusted and frustrated, decided to leave but not before noticing Nishiganda’s Sringar (her makeup and adornments) on the table. In a moment of rash decision, he took her Sringar, thinking that by hiding them, he could prevent her from becoming a threat to the family.
Meanwhile, Maha Asur, whose presence loomed over every scene, was forced to switch bodies. The human form he had taken could not sustain his immense power for more than 24 hours. As he settled into his new body, Nishiganda discovered that her Sringar was missing and realized that Moksh had taken them in his attempt to weaken her.
However, the situation became dire when Nishiganda saw through a mirror that Maha Asur had captured Vishtar, a close ally. He demanded Nishiganda to come to him if she wanted to save Vishtar’s life. Nishiganda bravely confronted Maha Asur, even though she was without her Sringar, which held great power. Maha Asur mocked her for coming to fight him unarmed, but Nishiganda was undeterred. She pleaded for Vishtar’s release, arguing that his enmity was with her alone, not with anyone else.
The confrontation escalated into a fierce battle. Nishiganda, recalling how Deeya had once outsmarted her, provoked Maha Asur to use his most potent weapon against her. Confident in his strength, Maha Asur unleashed this weapon, only for it to backfire, thanks to Nishiganda’s clever use of a sword’s reflection. The weapon ended up attacking Maha Asur himself, allowing Nishiganda and Vishtar to escape.
Despite their escape, Vishtar remained uneasy, asking Nishiganda if she believed Maha Asur was truly defeated. Nishiganda was cautious, suggesting that while the weapon had harmed him, it was too early to declare victory. The conversation shifted to Moksh, with Vishtar questioning why he took Nishiganda’s Sringar. Nishiganda explained that Moksh was still angry and didn’t trust her, which only added to the tension between the characters.
As they tried to regroup, Nishiganda came across an old man who appeared to need help. To her horror, she discovered that the old man was none other than Maha Asur in yet another new body. He revealed that he had narrowly escaped the weapon’s attack by abandoning his previous body just in time. He then captured Nishiganda, dragging her into the “opposite world,” a sinister place where everything was reversed, and nothing was as it seemed.
In this twisted world, Nishiganda found herself in a haunted Haveli (mansion), where Raghunath existed as an evil spirit. Realizing the danger she was in, Nishiganda knew she had to hide, as she was powerless here—no longer a witch with her usual abilities. The stakes were higher than ever, with the line between life and death becoming increasingly blurred.
Back at the Shikawat mansion, Vishtar noticed something alarming—a green gas was seeping out of Josna’s body, a clear sign that the serpent’s poison was spreading through her. Vishtar knew that if Nishiganda didn’t return in time to remove the poison, Josna would surely die. Raghunath, desperate and fearful, demanded to know where Nishiganda was. Vishtar explained that Maha Asur had trapped her in the opposite world, and the only way to save her was to use Moksh’s love for her as a weapon against Maha Asur.
As the episode drew to a close, the tension was palpable. Moksh, despite his anger and mistrust, realized that he had to step into the opposite world to save Nishiganda. It was a race against time, with the lives of his loved ones hanging in the balance. The episode ended on this cliffhanger, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting the next installment to see how this intense and supernatural drama would unfold.
Episode ends.