Naagin 7 written update, January 18: Purvi is now Ananta the Maha Nagrani, fights with Dragon

Naagin 7

• Purvi resurrects, transforms into Naagin, and defeats Parmeet's men and a dragon
• Purvi saves Mahakumbh, hailed as a hero though media doubts her Naagin identity
• Phones hacked to lure Parmeet, Baljeet, Rishabh, Sameer; Naagmani's location hinted.

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The latest episode of Naagin 7 began with Parmeet's men thinking they have effectively buried Purvi alive. While they quickly bury her body with dirt, one of the men unexpectedly spots a troubling sign: Purvi’s finger twitches slightly.

He notifies the others, but they confidently dismiss his fear, asserting that she is already dead. Disregarding the caution, they keep covering her further beneath the dirt.

At the temple, Bharani stands before Lord Mahadev, praying with steadfast devotion. She denies accepting Purvi's death, insisting that Purvi wasn't meant to give in so quickly. Purvi was fully aware that Marit needed to consume poison.

Bharani wonders how the great strength, divine favor, and power bestowed by Mahadev upon the Naagins could just disappear.

She confidently asserts that Lord Mahadev's blessing cannot fail and that this calamity is unfeasible.

For the good of the country, the Maharani needs to come back. Abruptly, Purvi opens her eyes under the earth. One man sees it again, but the other insists they are wasting time and tells him to complete the burial swiftly.

As they examine it more closely, fear seizes them. Within Purvi’s gaze, reflections of Parmeet and the Suri family are visible.

A man quakes in terror upon realising that such sights are seen only in a Naagin's gaze. He remembers that those who assault a Naagin become eternally ensnared in her stare.

In a state of panic, the men quickly bury Purvi alive and rush towards the Kumbh, eager to get away.

Returning to the temple, Bharani faces the images of all the Naagin queens. She asserts that Ananta’s demise was never intended to occur and that this injustice represents not only Purvi’s failure but the failure of Naagin Shakti itself.

Suddenly, celestial energy emanates from the Naagins' portraits and intertwines with Mahadev’s Trishul, indicating the rise of ultimate power.

Purvi frees herself from the mud and stands up amid heavy rain. Drenched but strong, she shifts into her Naagin shape. Rain falls as fate redefines itself.

At the Mahakumbh venue, Parmeet's associates talk about strategies to assault the holy assembly and initiate detonations. They spot Purvi, who is now Naagrani, and captivated by her charm, they draw near and inquire about her name.

Purvi says she is Ananta and states that she is a Naagin. They erupt in laughter, ridiculing her statements, until she metamorphoses before them into her Naagin shape. Frightened and alarmed, the men try to escape.

Purvi reveals that she is  Lord Shiv-favored, mighty queen of Naaglok, the Ichchadhari Naagrani of the Anant lineage, Ananta.

A man tries to shoot her, but the bullets do not hurt Ananta. She starts eliminating them individually, proclaiming that this night will not mark the nation's downfall but rather the last night for traitors such as they. She relentlessly tracks them down until none remain alive.

Baljeet contacts to inquire about the RDX. Purvi responds while altering her voice to sound like one of the men. She falsely asserts that the bomb was almost repaired when the truck plunged into the water because of an intoxicated driver.

Baljeet tells Parmeet that the explosives are entirely ruined and ineffective.

Parmeet sets the dragon free. It assaults the Mahakumbh, spewing flames and inflicting widespread devastation. Pandemonium ensues as individuals rush away in fear.

Purvi advances, grasping Mahadev’s sacred Trishul. She faces the dragon directly. A violent clash begins. She hits the dragon, pushing it into the river. In her five-headed Naagin form, Purvi persists in the battle and ultimately conquers the dragon, rescuing Mahakumbh.

Journalists inquire with the audience regarding the event. The locals recount seeing a Naagin fight against a dragon. Reporters wonder why there is no footage mocking the notion of dragons living in today's world. The crowd claims that a woman rescued them and urges the media to recognize her courage.

The journalist derides the idea, unwilling to acknowledge that she was an Ichchadhari Naagin.

Aryaman is covering the news and discloses that the “looteri bride” scam has resurfaced once more. Purvi silently watches the news. Aryaman mentions that two marriages occurred in the house; while one bride has genuinely created a home, the other has ravaged it.

He says that these brides are just as perilous as a pandemic, and pinpointing them has become exceedingly challenging.

In the meantime, Baljeet gets a message and tells Parmeet that Rishabh has summoned them to a location behind the industrial zone.

Parmeet is curious about why there might be an emergency immediately following the wedding. Upon arriving, Parmeet and Baljeet question Rishabh and Sameer, who are both puzzled and maintain that they didn’t call anyone.

They display the messages on their phones to one another. Rishabh almost tumbles into the river teeming with crocodiles, but Parmeet, Baljeet, and Sameer succeed in rescuing him just in time.

Parmeet discovers that their phones have been hacked and that someone intentionally deceived them into coming. Sameer believes that it might be Airul who called all four of them together.

Precap: Parmeet states that wherever the Naagmani exists, it will certainly be there since human greed will attempt to capture it, while a Naagin will strive to defend it. He receives a crucial hint regarding the Naagmani and commands his men to discover the factory's owner. Purvi arrives at the Suri residence, and Parmeet instantly identifies her, realizing she is the individual who has the Naagmani.