Suman Indori 25th September 2024 Written Episode Update on worldofentertainment.in
Suman gently reminds Devika of the coin she had given her in exchange for washing services. However, Devika dismisses the reminder, stating she has no time for Suman’s pointless words. She also clarifies that she did not keep the chiller given to her, as it held no importance to her. Suman then points out how Devika always seems to have time to cause trouble for her. She acknowledges that their relationship may not be amicable and that Devika may have wanted to harm her, but ultimately, her actions have put her entire family in danger. Suman brings up Reva’s incident and emphasizes the need for Devika to protect her loved ones.
Devika asserts her ability to care for her family, while Suman reminds her to remain humble and welcome their soon-to-be daughter-in-law. As Suman starts to leave, Devika playfully hints at the possibility of drama, holding a coin in her hand. She reminds Suman of past consequences for Kritika’s actions and warns against any further misdeeds. With a smirk, she suggests that Suman should hold onto the coin, as she might need it when she misses Devika.
Devika informs Chandrakant that the girl is considered inauspicious and has caused us to suffer a loss. Kritika, agreeing with Devika, mentions that she is bad luck and proposes that we ask her to leave. Devika suggests that we should find another caterer. Teerth agrees and adds that we should search for someone else as well. Suman turns to Rishi and asks if he is paying attention to his leader is words. Teerth also comments on the situation, pointing out that although the chaat vendor only managed to save Reva, she may have also been able to save Kritika. This prompts Kritika to state her agreement with Teerth’s observation.
According to Teerth, there is no need to allow her a trial, and he instructs Akhil to inform them that they do not wish to sample their cuisine. As he turns, he notices Suman nearby and assumes he has hurt his leg on the axe. Akhil urges Suman to depart, reiterating that they have no interest in tasting her food. However, Chandrakant intervenes and beckons them inside. He reminds them that this young lady has done us a great service by saving Reva’s life, and as someone who does not believe in owing favors, he will repay her kindness with interest. He then requests Suman to serve the meal.
Suman firmly declines, stating that she has no interest in the contract if it is only offered as a favor. However, if her cooking skills are the reason for consideration, she will provide a sample. Teerth quietly approves, acknowledging that agreements can be made easily at times. Devika questions Suman’s need for work, suggesting they could find someone else. In response, Suman suggests they search for other options. This angers Devika, who asks how dare she make such a comment.
According to Suman, you missed my dare. I possess a combination of daring, honesty, and courage. Chandrakant follows the first rule of business: not mixing personal and professional matters. He believes you will win the contract if your food is good. With that in mind, he asks her to serve the meal to everyone.
After glancing at the plate, Chandrakant urges Gajendra to sample the food. The rest of them follow suit. Devika and Kritika exchange a knowing look. Determined, Devika quickly develops a plan before the “namkeen king” judges the food’s quality. Chandrakant interjects, emphasizing that taste is more important than class regarding food. Gajendra inquires about potentially hiring Devika for the catering contract. Without hesitation, Chandrakant expresses his desire to impress his guests with delicious flavors and asks her rate per plate. She confidently responds with 2000 rupees for the mentioned items.
Chandrakant states his desired quantity of 56 bhogs and inquires about the price per plate. Suman responds with a rate of 5000 Rs. However, Chandrakant declines. Suman urges him not to negotiate the price lower. He then suggested a price of 8000 Rs per plate, which surprised both Suman and others present. Despite this, Chandrakant insists on only paying 7200 Rs, stating that it is the maximum he can offer. Suman reminds him that he had initially promised to pay the correct amount. In response, Chandrakant requests a discount based on the opportunity he provides for her.
Suman affirms that he would have given a significant amount of money if you had requested. He also mentions his willingness to agree on a lower rate, considering the potential for future orders despite the initial loss. Curious about her background, Suman asks if she is Marwadi, and she responds that she is Indori. Chandrakant then requests Teerth to prepare the cheque.
According to Suman, I cannot accept his advance. She claims that she has already received the first payment from the first housewife in this household. Now, I am hoping that the second housewife will provide me with the second payment to avoid any complications. Teerth appears to agree, thinking that Suman has made a great move. Devika proceeds to write down the amount on the cheque. Additionally, Suman kindly requested her to include an extra 1 rupee as a token of good luck.
Devika hands the cheque to Teerth, who comments on the spiciness of the meal. Suman offers to make his sweets in the future and expresses her gratitude. Teerth checks if Devika is okay with thanking him, to which she responds that she is grateful for his help in securing her first contract. He always promises to remember her before they depart, leaving Devika upset.
