An episode depicting a similar story was also featured on Savdhaan India on 30 July 2017, and a
link to the episode is provided below.
Mehandi Praveen Jain played the lead role in this episode.
Bhoori, a newlywed woman portrayed by
Ruchi Tripathi, has disappeared, and her family members are claiming that she has turned
into a snake. Bhoori's father, father-in-law, and husband are all making this
assertion, leaving the authorities perplexed and unsure of how to proceed.
According to Bhoori's husband, one morning he woke up to find that she was no
longer in their room. Her clothes and jewelry were scattered on the floor, and
he discovered a letter written by Bhoori in which she claimed to have
transformed into a snake.
The situation is perplexing, and authorities are unsure of how to proceed.
They are left with only the testimony of Bhoori's family members, who are
steadfast in their belief that she has become a serpent.
The disappearance of Bhoori has left her family and community in shock. The
idea that a human being could turn into a snake is beyond their comprehension,
and they are struggling to come to terms with what has happened.
Despite the lack of evidence to support the claim that Bhoori has transformed
into a snake, her family members remain adamant that this is what has
occurred. They are convinced that Bhoori has undergone a supernatural
transformation and are unwilling to consider any other explanation for her
disappearance.
The authorities are continuing to investigate the case, but their efforts are
hampered by the lack of concrete evidence. They are left with a mystery that
defies explanation, and the community is left to grapple with the possibility
that a human being could be capable of transforming into a snake.
Ranjana (real name Sunita(25)) lives with his husband Mahesh (real
name Gyaneshwar Pandurang Kakad (32)) and 2 children. His
husband is an auto driver and an alcoholic. Mahesh does not care about the bad
economic condition of his family.
