Dil Wali Gali Mein - Episode 03 - 4th Mar 25

HUM TV Drama Dil Wali Gali Mein - Episode 03 begins with a group of friends excitedly discussing their plans for DJ's wedding night. They had worked hard to make this night special and had even pl

The Wedding Night Plans

The video segment begins with a group of friends excitedly discussing their plans for DJ's wedding night. They had worked hard to make this night special and had even planned to sing a favorite song of DJ's, "Chan chadhe aa fir aaj baliye dil wali raat chal chali liye adhi adhi raat padi barsaat tere naal karni me aisi koi baat hai chal baliye fly away." However, their plans are interrupted when one of the friends, Diju, comes to the door asking for a blanket because water had fallen on his bed.

The group tries to convince Diju to come in and tell them the whole incident of Shazia, but Diju insists on getting the blanket and leaving. The friends continue to ask him to open the door and share what's happening, but Diju remains firm.

The Wedding Chaos

Meanwhile, Naureen is having trouble finding the washroom and is upset about the lack of assistance from the staff. She is frustrated and feels disrespected, and threatens to leave the house. Ishq Sahab, the wedding planner, is trying to calm her down and assure her that he will take care of any issues that arise. Naureen is concerned about the cost of the wedding and the potential for drama, but Ishq Sahab assures her that he will handle it.

The School Function

The school function is fast approaching, and tensions are running high. Paja is tasked with ensuring that everything is ready, but his brother is eager to get started. A friend arrives, and Paja expresses his frustration at having to do all the preparations himself. He laments that there is no time for salam or dua, and he is angry that someone used their washroom without permission.

The Argument

In another segment, a woman is expressing her frustration and disappointment towards her husband, Diju. She questions his actions and motives, and brings up past memories of their relationship. She accuses him of wasting petrol on his motorcycle and not going to college, while she had always been there for him.

The argument continues, with the woman accusing Diju of lying and hiding something from her. Diju denies the accusations and becomes defensive, causing the woman to become increasingly agitated. The argument ends with the woman expressing frustration and exhaustion, while Diju appears to have fallen asleep.

The Family Drama

Dabbu, Cookie, and others excitedly call out to Biju Mummy, urging her to open the door. Biju Mummy tells Diju to call out louder, as a mother's voice has a strong effect. She scolds Diju for his lack of table manners and for spoiling his new shirt. Diju offers to clean his sleeves, but Biju Mummy insists that he should go and wash them himself.

Muji brother and Biju Mummy discuss the notice board, which is located in the staff room. Muji brother mentions that he had shifted the staff room to a different location, and there is now a bathroom attached to it. Biju Mummy expresses her frustration with the mess in the bathroom and tells Diju to clean it up.

The Frustrated Mother-in-Law

In another segment, a woman expresses her frustration and disappointment towards her daughter-in-law, Shazia, who has not been fulfilling her duties as a daughter-in-law of the school. The woman contemplates breaking her oath and feeding the school's animals cooked food as an act of rebellion. She questions why only Shazia and another individual's shells have been affected and suggests that Shazia may have committed suicide.

The Anger and Frustration

In the final segment, an individual expresses their frustration, stating that the anger they are facing is due to the actions of another person. They remind this person of the privacy they used to enjoy in parks and gardens, contrasting it with their current situation where they feel the need to hide. The speaker then laments the fact that they have to flush away their "beautiful little hands" in the commode. They emphasize the importance of the present moment, as they have been married since last night and are now considered mahram for each other.