Mangal Lakshmi: We’re excited for Kartik and Lakshmi’s wedding amid the confusion and conspiracies!

Mangal Lakshmi has made a place in viewers’ hearts in a short period. Its realistic and relatable characters and situations are among the top reasons viewers worldwide are hooked on the show. Produced by Panorama Entertainment, Mangal Lakshmi stars Deepika Singh, Sanika Amit, Naman Shaw and Shubham Dipta and more.

Since the start of the show, Mangal (Deepika Singh) has been worried about finding the right partner for her sister Lakshmi (Sanika Amit). There were some wrong alliances along the way but things took a positive turn when Mangal’s mother-in-law, Kusum (Urvashi Upadhyay), took the responsibility of finding a groom for Lakshmi. Kusum’s nephew, Kartik (Shubham Dipta), thinks he is in love with Jiya, a self-centred individual who will surely bring problems to Kartik’s family. A wise Kusum finds Lakshmi perfect for Kartik, and his mother, Gayatri, eventually agrees.

The ‘roka’ ceremony of Kartik and Lakshmi has taken place, but Kartik is still hanging on to his “love” for Jiya. His confused feelings are being fuelled further by his aunt Sanjana (Sangeeta Adhikari), who wants Kartik’s mother to clash with whoever becomes her daughter-in-law.

While Kartik and Lakshmi have become great friends and show understanding towards each other, misunderstandings have been cropping up due to Sanjana. On the other hand, Mangal’s mother, Shanti, who has always hated Lakshmi, wastes no opportunity to spread negative words. Mangal has challenges of her own, one of which is a limited budget for the wedding. Adit frankly said that he would not help her in any way.

As fans wait with excitement for Kartik and Lakshmi’s wedding, they are also eager to see how this match made in heaven eventually find their way to each other and marry. Shubham Dipta and Sanika Amit share fresh and adorable chemistry, and it’s no surprise fans are already ‘shipping’ the pair as #Kashmi.

Deepika Singh, Naman Shaw and Urvashi Upadhyay also continue to wow the audience with their fine performances, and we are excited to see how the revelations on the show will change the dynamics between their characters.

Mangal Lakshmi airs every day on Colors TV at 9 p.m. in India and South Africa, 6 p.m. in the UK, and ET at 8:30 PM and PT at 9:30 PM in the US.