Dhaakad Beera 26th August 2025 Written Update: Samrat’s heart broke when little Kishmish asked him whether being called “illegitimate” meant she was a bad girl. His eyes filled with tears as he hugged her, promising that she was the best daughter in the world. But while Samrat tried to hold his family together, Bawridevi was busy weaving another cruel trap to break both him and Kishmish. Want to know how it all happened?
Dhaakad Beera 26th August 2025 Written Update
The episode opened with an emotional moment where Samrat confessed to Sarla’s memory that he was tired of fighting alone. He wished she had been alive to stand beside him, as no one would have dared to treat him so badly then. Just then, Kishmish innocently asked him what “illegitimate” meant and whether she was truly a bad girl. Samrat hugged her tightly, wiped his tears, and told her she was the best in the whole world. He promised that God would punish those who did wrong to her.
Manveer and Champa Discuss Bawridevi’s Cruelty
Elsewhere, Manveer spoke bitterly to Champa, saying that Bawridevi never saw Samrat’s good side but always found ways to beat and insult him. Champa, however, told him that this was his destiny as Ratan’s son. She reminded him that if Samrat became Bawridevi’s heir, their life would always be like this. But Ratan firmly said he would never let Samrat and Kishmish suffer the same way he had suffered.
Kishmish Prepares for Her Interview
The next morning, Samrat carefully hid his injuries from Deepu and prepared Kishmish for her school interview. He asked her to introduce herself, and with sweet confidence, Kishmish spoke in English. But when Samrat asked about her goal in life, she innocently said she wanted to be a tea seller like him. This worried Samrat deeply, as he feared the interview might not go well. He explained to her that she had to study and achieve something bigger in life. Just then, Susheela arrived with a recommendation letter, which made Samrat suspicious if it had come from Bawridevi.
Bawridevi’s Secret Plan
Samrat took Kishmish to the principal’s office, where the interview was supposed to happen. The principal assured him everything was ready and secretly promised Bawridevi that things would go exactly the way she wanted. In return, she promised him the land he desired. Samrat encouraged Kishmish, telling her she was doing this for him, and gave her a small toy to keep her strong. The Peon then led Kishmish to a classroom and locked her inside while stopping Samrat outside the school gate as per Bawridevi’s instructions.
Kishmish in Danger
Inside the dark classroom, Kishmish grew frightened when strange noises echoed around her. The lights went out, and in a scary voice, Bawridevi shouted her name. Kishmish cried and begged for Samrat, but Bawridevi cruelly told her that he wouldn’t come. She took away Kishmish’s hearing machine and left, smirking that now nothing would stop her from separating Samrat and Kishmish. Meanwhile, the Peon tricked Samrat into drinking water mixed with sleeping pills.
Samrat’s Helplessness
After some time, Samrat woke up in panic and immediately asked for Kishmish. The Peon lied, saying she must have already gone home and that no one was inside the school. Filled with fear, Samrat rushed into the school building to search for her, shouting her name desperately. The episode ended with his worried cries echoing through the empty corridors, while Kishmish remained trapped and terrified.
Episode Summary & Review
Today’s episode of Dhaakad Beera was filled with raw emotions and heartache. The bond between Samrat and Kishmish touched my heart deeply, especially when she asked him such an innocent yet painful question. The way Bawridevi plotted against them was chilling and kept the tension high throughout the episode. The darkness in the classroom scene was very well executed and really made me feel Kishmish’s fear. Overall, this episode was emotional, powerful, and heartbreaking — a true mix of love, innocence, and cruelty. It left me shaken, and I must say it was one of the strongest episodes so far
