In the most recent episode of StarPlus‘ hit show Anupamaa, the Shah family faces an overwhelming crisis. While Baa, Kinjal, and the children attend the Onam festival at Asha Bhawan, Dolly and Dimple decide to stay back at home, with Dolly insisting that Meenu also remain with them. However, the peace is soon shattered when a builder arrives at the Shah house with an eviction notice. The shocking revelation comes to light—Vanraj had sold the house without informing anyone in the family.
Toshu attempts to fix the dire situation, but his past deceptions are uncovered, escalating the tension. A heated confrontation ensues between Toshu and the builder, who demands the family vacate the premises within an hour. As the neighbors look on, the family’s belongings are heartlessly tossed out. Baa is left heartbroken, and Anupamaa is devastated, especially when her cherished masala box flies through the air, only to be caught at the last second by Anuj.
With no other option, Anupamaa, Anuj, and Bala help the Shah family gather their things and relocate to Asha Bhawan. Though initially hesitant, Kinjal agrees to move for the sake of her children. Eventually, Toshu, Paakhi, and Dolly also come to terms with the reality and join the rest of the family, reluctantly leaving their beloved home behind.
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In the next episode, the Shah family grapples with the harsh living conditions at Asha Bhawan. The discomfort takes its toll, particularly on Paakhi and Toshu, as they struggle to adapt to their new environment. The baby’s constant crying and the relentless buzzing of mosquitoes make sleep nearly impossible, heightening the tension among the family members.
Overwhelmed by the situation, Paakhi reaches her breaking point and erupts in frustration, expressing her deep dissatisfaction with their new surroundings. Toshu quickly joins her, complaining about the unbearable heat, the uncomfortable beds, and the unpleasant smells. Both of them demand a separate room, adding to the growing drama.
Their outburst draws the attention of Anupamaa, who steps out of her room, visibly upset. Taking matters into her own hands, she drags Paakhi and Toshu to the portico, delivering a stern lecture about the importance of gratitude. She reminds them how lucky they are to have even a roof over their heads, especially compared to those with nothing.
Humbled by Anupamaa’s words, Paakhi and Toshu are forced to confront the hard truth of their situation. Though humiliated, they reluctantly back down. The episode concludes with Anupamaa issuing a powerful warning to the entire family, emphasizing the need for gratitude, respect, and unity despite the hardships they now face.
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From a real life perspective, the Character Anupama is Evil deep down.
She is a failed mother, couldn’t give her children a proper upbringing,and now when they are grown adults, she believes, lecturing them like an uneducated sophist will fix their toxic attitude.
From a real life perspective, A mother no matter what the situation is, would never yell at her kids who just have been thrown away from their house, living new a life style they cant adapt quickly.they would obviously need time..so instead of yelling, a mother would comfort them, and help them to adapt by sharing her own experience.
So when a Mother yells at her kids for a situation like that,where they all are going through a bad phase, , it just doesnt look realistic. Because, Mothers are not like that..Mothers are built different,Fathers are not like that either, this kind of behaviour suits who are your distant relatives and when you became a burden to them.
Anupama was never a true mother to begin with, she is not even a good feminist.. She is a character filled with toxic positivty and selfishness designed by the makers to spread their own versions of Feminism, which is completely opposite of the actual definition of Feminism. In short Anupama is a selfish being, a failed mother, and a toxic feminist.