Mangal Lakshmi spoiler: Ishaana is not Mangal’s real daughter

Mangal Lakshmi of Colors TV never fails to enthral viewers, keeping them riveted to their screens at every turn.

Mangal Lakshmi of Colors TV never fails to enthral viewers, keeping them riveted to their screens at every turn. The most recent song caught viewers off guard as Mangal bravely turned down both Kapil and Adit in favour of starting again with her kids in Mussoorie.

Mangal's life is currently shrouded in mystery, and a truth that has been kept hidden for sixteen years is set to come to light—one that will shock viewers. Unaware of the impending storm, Adit travels to Mussoorie as tensions escalate, determined to be with his children.

According to a report by TellyChakkar, a shocking discovery is set to unfold which could completely change the course of events. The characters and viewers will be shocked to learn in the next episodes that Arshiya Sharma's character, Ishaana, is not Mangal's real daughter. The dynamics of the show will completely shift as a result of this concealed fact.

As a strange woman recognises Mangal and starts a thorough investigation into her life, the tension builds. She informs an unidentified caller that Mangal has returned after sixteen long years—and that she must never know the secret they have been keeping all this time.

When the truth about Ishaana is revealed, how will Mangal respond? How will this revelation reshape relationships, trust, and the life she has built? The unexpected turns that lie ahead will only become apparent with time.

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Mangal Lakshmi, which takes place in Delhi, is a touching tale of sacrifice and love that follows the path of two sisters who assert mutual respect. Panorama Entertainment, owned by Suzanna Ghai, is the show's producer.

Mangal is the perfect example of an Indian woman who does her housework with perfection. Mangal has demonstrated the will to start her own business and the strength to be an independent woman even after she and her husband separated. Urvashi Upadhyay, Naman Shaw, and Deepika Singh play key parts in the programme.