Mumbai, February 15, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran) — Fresh twists are set to unfold in the upcoming episode of Anupamaa, starring Rupali Ganguly and Adrija Roy. The new promo hints at a dramatic revelation that will leave the Kothari family stunned.
In the coming episode, Kirti’s truth will finally come out. Initially, Vasundhara Kothari refuses to believe her son-in-law Kapil and continues to blame him. However, when Anupamaa repeatedly supports Kapil and presents his side of the story before the family, Prem, Meeta, Anil and Parag Kothari gradually begin to stand by him.
Meanwhile, Gautam is seen thinking that if a woman had treated him the way Kirti treated Kapil, he would have reacted strongly. Despite mounting pressure, Vasundhara continues to defend her niece Kirti. The situation takes a sharp turn when Anupamaa and other family members talk about calling the police. At this point, Kirti reveals her real intentions.
Kirti declares that she can fabricate a false story before the police and ensure that every member of the Kothari family lands in jail. The statement leaves Vasundhara shaken. Kirti then admits that she has been torturing Gautam for years.
Parag questions Kirti, asking why she did not divorce Kapil if she hated him so much. In response, Kirti makes a shocking confession. She says she hates Kapil but stayed in the marriage due to financial reasons. According to her, Kapil’s parents had warned that if she left him, she would not receive any share in the property. Kirti openly states that money means everything to her.
When Vasundhara calls her greedy, Kirti hits back and accuses Vasundhara of being equally greedy. She reveals certain truths related to Vasundhara that leave her speechless, especially considering how much she had always cared for Kirti.
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