In the latest episode of TMKOC, all the members of the Gokuldham Society are shocked when they see a South Indian woman in Popatlal’s balcony. Everyone starts to understand that Popatlal has married finally. At the same time, there is another turn in this episode when Jethalal starts to understand that Bhide has got married again after being a victim of misunderstanding.
In TV’s highly popular family comedy show ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashma’, every day new twists and turns tickle the audience. People love every character of this show. Journalist Popatlal is also popular in the show. Popatlal is a virgin and needs a few brides. Often Popatlal finds his bride in the show.
Woman seen in Popat Lal’s balcony
In the latest episode, all the members of the Gokuldham Society are surprised when they see a South Indian woman in Popatlal’s balcony. Everyone starts to understand that Popatlal has married finally. But Sodhi gets very angry at Popat. Actually Sodhi says that he always prayed for Popatlal’s wedding and now Popatlal got married without telling anyone.
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Jethalal had a misunderstanding
At the same time, there is another turn in this episode when Jethalal starts to understand that Bhide has got married again after being a victim of misunderstanding. Jethalal gets angry with this matter. Jethalal also tells this thing to Tarak Mehta. At the same time, Tarak gets shocked on hearing this and gets very depressed.
What will be the reaction of Gokuldham Society
That is, in Gokuldham Society, this time there is a huge misunderstanding about the marriage of Popatlal and Bhide. Are both of them really married? If not, then who is the South Indian woman seen in Popatlal’s balcony? Why did Jethalal also think that Bhide had married another? What will be the reaction of Gokuldham Society on this misunderstanding about marriage? To know this, it will be interesting to watch the upcoming episode of ‘Tarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashma’.
