Anupamaa: Samar’s shocking murder mystery to be exposed with Lovish Saini’s re-entry in the show

The recent episode hinted at some developments that will bring Anupamaa closer to the truth.

Anupamaa has some high voltage, which is showcased in its current episodes. It was only recently that Anupamaa had a dream where Samar visited her and revealed certain details about his murder.

It seems that the track of Samar’s death will once again be brought back in the new track and will present some interesting details about what unfolded on that tragic day.

It was revealed before that Sonu, aka Shivansh Rathore, was the one who murdered Samar. The actor who played the part of Lovish Saini. The track back then showcased that Sonu wanted to shoot Anuj, but Samar was the one who sacrificed his life for him, and Anuj was saved.

According to the latest report by TellyChakkar, Lovish will once again make an entry in the show. The publication mentions that there are some very crucial details and mysteries that will be revealed with regard to the death of Samar.

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The recent episode hinted at some developments that will bring Anupamaa closer to the truth. It will so happen that Anupamaa will feel that Samar has guided her to visit Sarita’s village. Sarita will then introduce her to a man named Prakash, and the latter will be shocked to come face-to-face with Anupamaa. There will be another mystery of why Prakash is shocked on meeting Anupamaa and what Samar’s connection to him is.

The current storyline revolves around Sarita telling the women in the village that there is some paranormal activity going on and it may be her father’s soul. On the other hand, Hasmukh’s health is deteriorating, and he is trying to hide the same from the Shah family. Talking about Parag, he has some other motives going on where he has hired Ansh in his company, which complicates matters as Gautam takes serious objection.