The episode of Dhaakad Beera on 17th August 2025 turned into a rollercoaster of emotions, where love, respect, anger, and betrayal all collided in one single day. From the heartwarming Rakshabandhan bond between Samrat and Kishmish to the heartbreaking destruction of Samrat’s only source of livelihood, today’s story left everyone shaken. Want to know how it all happened?
Dhaakad Beera 17th August 2025 Written Update
The story began with Kishmish suddenly saying that she was Kalmuhi. Samrat got confused hearing this, wondering why she was speaking like that. Soon, Manveer pulled Kishmish out roughly, and she slipped in the mud. This act deeply hurt Samrat, and he scolded Manveer for insulting Kishmish, especially on Rakshabandhan. To comfort her, Samrat poured water on Kishmish and lovingly asked her to tie Rakhi on his wrist. With teary eyes, Kishmish tied the Rakhi while the title song played softly in the background.
Samrat Stands Up Against Manveer
After tying the Rakhi, Samrat looked at Manveer with fiery eyes and promised to show the true power of the bond between brother and sister. In anger, he thrashed Manveer until Champa arrived and pulled him away. Kishmish couldn’t hold back her emotions and hugged Samrat tightly. To make her happy, Samrat gave Kishmish Rakshabandhan gifts, and her childlike joy returned as she jumped around excitedly.
Kishmish Tea Stall Dream
Later, Samrat took Kishmish to his tea stall. To her surprise, he revealed that he had renamed it “Kishmish’s Tea Stall.” Kishmish’s happiness knew no bounds as she smiled proudly. But from a distance, Bawridevi watched with burning jealousy. She felt that Kishmish was responsible for breaking her bond with Samrat and decided that this little girl must be taught a painful lesson.
Happiness Turns to Pain
Samrat happily served “Kishmish Special Bhaiya Tea,” and the children around adored him. They even wished to have a brother like him. Kishmish, in her innocence, said only she could be Samrat’s sister, but Samrat gently told her not to say such things. To spread joy, he asked the kids to tie Rakhi on his hand too and later took them for kulfi. In that moment, he felt his tea stall was not just his livelihood but also the key to fulfilling Kishmish’s dreams.
Meanwhile, Bawridevi scolded Manveer bitterly for failing to protect her image. Even though Champa defended him, she called Manveer brainless like his father and ordered him to follow her new plan.
The Destruction of Samrat’s Tea Stall
Manveer, blinded by anger, carried out Bawridevi’s orders and destroyed Samrat’s tea stall with the help of his friends. When Samrat arrived, his heart broke seeing his hard work ruined. He cried helplessly, asking Manveer how he could be so cruel. Kishmish tried to console him, but he asked her to stop. With a trembling voice, she wiped his tears and promised that everything would be fine.
Truth Revealed in Front of Bawridevi
The next day, Samrat walked to Bawridevi’s house, demanding justice as a simple village boy. He explained that Manveer had destroyed his stall, but Bawridevi asked him for proof. Just then, Deepu entered with Kishmish, who had a bandage on her head. She bravely revealed that Manveer not only destroyed the tea stall but also hit her when she tried to stop him.
Although Manveer lied again, Bawridevi slapped him in anger. But her bitterness returned when she asked Samrat for the papers of his tea stall. Coldly, she called his stall “illegitimate” and insulted Kishmish as well, breaking their spirits once again.
Episode Summary & Personal Review
Today’s Dhaakad Beera 17th August 2025 was a rollercoaster of emotions. From the touching Rakhi scene to the painful destruction of Samrat’s tea stall, the episode captured both love and cruelty beautifully. Kishmish’s innocence, Samrat’s strength, and Bawridevi’s schemes kept the drama alive in every moment. Personally, I felt the Rakhi bond between Samrat and Kishmish was the heart of the episode, while the tea stall’s destruction left me shaken. Overall, it was an emotional, powerful, and unforgettable episode that showed both the sweetness of relationships and the harshness of destiny